Affordable Watches

Citizen's latest addition to the Promaster Dive collection is optimized for daily wear and has a notable edge over the 5 Sports dive watch.

It also features a neat bezel trick I've never seen before.

Watch customization shop IFL pays homage to Bulova's Precisionist movement with a fitting comparison to the admirable honeybee.

With an almost complete absence of ugly co-branding, these timepieces let the subtlety of their colorways do the talking.

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With a jaw-droppingly low price, Seiko movement and four handsome military-inspired colorways, this beater watch is a hell of a bargain.

Casio's design team utilized machine learning to make the famously tough watch even stronger without adding weight.

A powerhouse of approachability, this entry in the 5600 Series might be the Casio sub-brand's most minimalist offering ever.

This Daytona-like Waterbury only recently came out, but it's already getting an appropriate stylistic summer reissue.

Hamilton introduced a special edition Khaki Field Mechanical with a dial unlike any the brand has used before... but there's a catch.

After three long years of intensive development, De Rejike & Co's Miffy Moonphase series goes out with a bang.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the 62MAS, Seiko's first true dive watch, fans can weigh in on what the next reference will look like.

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On a mission to build the ultimate explorer's watch, Nodus sends a prototype on a real-life Indiana Jones-style expedition through the Gobi Desert.

Hot off updating and expanding the Conquest line, Longines adds a stunning daily dress watch modeled after the original 1954 design.

To mark the World Athletics Championship returning to Tokyo in 2025, Seiko is releasing a special edition "Edo Purple" dial on the most appropriate watch.

The Zephyr from New York-based microbrand Lorier is a best-in-class dress watch. If you missed it the first time around, I've got good news.

Brew Watch Co. introduces its smallest timepiece yet, with a scaled-down and simplified Metric in three different references.

This might be the cheapest way to utilize a fan-favorite activity and fitness tracking app in a wearable.

Maen gets that size is everything right now in the watch world, offering a narrower and thinner take on its signature integrated steel sports watch.