Quartz Watches

One of Timex's earliest forays into digital timekeeping, the 1975 SSQ returns for the first time ever in all its retro glory.

This pair of extremely budget-friendly (yet still exceptionally tough) timepieces honors a world-famous Edo period ukiyo-e artist.

Swatch continues the Mission to Earthphase Moonshine Gold series with a gold-plated dial inspired by October's 'Hunter Moon.'

Keep time with high horology's most notable new watches.

The "Seitona" goes retro.

With styling that harkens back to the legendary 5000 Series, this watch is packed with athletic, fitness-focused features.

Is this subtle beauty the best that the 5000 Series has ever looked? If not, it's pretty damn close.

The beloved budget brand takes flight, combining its IWC look-alikes with timeless, vintage aerospace styling.

Grab the bull by the horns.

This quirky little timepiece born from the quartz crises is back for a new generation of enthusiasts.

These aren't just new colorways. The dials are the product of the brand's very cool, forward-thinking tech.

Citizen continues celebrating 30 years of its elite dress watch, The Citizen, with two new nature-inspired washi paper dials.

Seiko's simplified, refined time-and-date Astron looks better than ever with a new geometric dial texture and monochromatic color scheme.

This watch is such a stylistic departure from its Weekender siblings that it could be an entirely new model.

The striking “Black Samurai” motif helps set this version of the iconic 5600 apart from its siblings.

I honestly can't believe they pulled this off at this price.

The iconic Expedition line gets an even more convenient and outdoor-friendly boost with this latest edition.

Timex made its beloved 1960s dress watch more accessible and reliable with a quartz movement, but the updated dial is divisive.

Finally, something to wear to the Moon Colony soirée.

It's even more '70s than before.