Pilot's watches

Rolex is obviously number one, but there are plenty of surprises.

For precision when it matters most.

You're my boy, blue.

From $30 to $999, these are the best watches to get when you don’t want to spend a fortune.

High-flying style for less.

From the moon to meteors.

The legendary Universal Genève will finally make its long-awaited comeback.

The decade that defined the tool watch, and the pieces that made it happen.

Few watches that aren't the Omega Speedmaster have the bona fide moon-walking chops of Bulova’s Lunar Pilot.

Watches from Swatch, Bulova and others offer the versatile appeal and technical feel of the Speedy for far less scratch.

Whether a classic flieger or an automatic GMT, there's a pilot's watch out there for the fighter jock in everyone.

Get ready to travel — or at least track multiple time zones right from your wrist.

Whether you have $15 to spend or $150,000, there’s a watch here to accompany you on life’s adventures.

Casio makes a rugged G-Shock in just about every color and for every type of person.

From field watches to divers to dress watches and more.

As a young pilot, Abingdon Mullin wanted a watch that didn’t exist. Now her company creates fashionable tool watches for adventurous women (and men), with a larger mission in mind.

Watches were mostly dressy affairs until 1953.

There are incredible values to be had at the sub-$5k mark from a wide array of brands.

Here are the most important Hamilton collections and models, including solid, entry-level luxury watches for any purpose.

Watches with serious specs and mean looks are plentiful, but modern military watches are quite different from issued ones of the past.