Watches
These 3 Vintage Dress Watches Stand Out With Unique Case Shapes
These three vintage dress watches from the ’60s and ’70s are simple but interesting and exceedingly handsome, and each comes from a respected brand.
Zenith
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WatchesThis New Chronograph Is Based on an Iconic Vintage Watch
The new Zenith El Primero A384 Revival watch faithfully recreates the 1969 classic to celebrate the iconic chronograph’s birthday.
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WatchesZenith Partners with the Wounded Warrior Project on Its Newest Watch
Zenith’s newest iteration of the iconic CP-2 military chronograph benefits the Wounded Warrior Project and our nation’s servicemembers.
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BriefingsZenith, From Iconic to the 21st Century Chronograph
The Zenith Defy El Primero 21 is a modernized chronograph with two escapements and a skeletonized dial for an upgraded timepiece.
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StyleStaff Picks: A Skeletonized Titanium Watch, a Moccasin-style Boot and More
Culling down millions upon millions of stimuli into four things you should know about style right now.
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BriefingsAnother ‘Extra Special’ Pilot Chronograph From Zenith
The Zenith Pilot Type 20 Chronograph Extra Special watch is in line with and elevates the brand’s aviation heritage.
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WatchesThe Integrated Watch Bracelet Deserves a Comeback
The integrated bracelet was born in the 1970s, and with few exceptions, it mostly stayed there.
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WatchesThe Oscars of Watchmaking Is Here. Here’s Why These 8 Watches Should Win
In other words, these are some of the best watches of 2018.
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WatchesBaselworld 2018: This Titanium Zenith Is the Ideal Everyday Luxury Watch
A simple, high-end watch with a great movement and design.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: A Vintage Italian Military Watch Reborn, a Glorious Land Cruiser Pick-Up and More
The best way to catch up on the day’s most important product releases and stories.
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Watches10 Soaring Pilot’s Watches
New or old, a pilot’s watch must be legible, tough, accurate and reliable, with extra points awarded if it looks good riding the sleeve of a flight jacket.
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WatchesA New Rolex CEO Gets the Keys to the Kingdom
Rolex had just three CEOs in its first century of existence; it’s had three more in just the past eight years. This week, the iconic company made the latest change in its game of musical chairs, putting Jean-Frédéric Dufour, whom many will recognize as the man who turned Zenith around, in the hot seat.
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WatchesTime On Our Hands: Chronograph Shootout
The popularity and prevalence of chronographs might just make one think that it is an easy watch complication. Everyone from Hamilton and Tissot on up the line to the loftier likes of Patek and Lange & Söhne have one in their lineups.
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WatchesBreakdown: Zenith Stratos Flyback Striking 10th
Zenith has had its share of ups and downs. After decades of success making watches for everyone including Mahatma Gandhi, the brand may have reached its zenith (sorry) in 1969 with the release of the El Primero chronograph, arguably the world’s first full-rotor self-winding chronograph.
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MotoringAutomotive Horology: A Compendium of 10 Iconic Cars & Watches
Wheels and gears, second hands and tach needles, power trains and power reserves. Men have always been fascinated by time, speed, accuracy and power — and the beautiful combination of high-end timepieces and exotic roadgoing automobiles captures these obsessions appropriately.
