Tool Watches

Part dive watch, part field watch: Laventure's handsome, vintage-inspired design can handle anything you throw at it.

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This chronograph (yes, it's a chronograph) proves that IWC is a tool watch brand at heart, no matter how fancy it gets.

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

Hanhart's compact pilot's chronograph, introduced in late 2024, is now optimized for daily wear with this celebrated dial design.

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

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

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

Vulcain pulled the Skindiver Chronograph from its archive in early 2025. Now, it's getting a sharp, 1960s-faithful dial update.

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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.

Zenith's Chronomaster Original, the modern evolution of the first automatic chronograph, now sports the brand's signature dial color.

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.

Hands on with the Ming 20.01 Series 5, a mechanical chronograph that looks like a piece of sci-fi tech in the most beautiful way.

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Jaeger-LeCoultre is well known for one particular collection, but the elite Swiss watchmaker's talents extend beyond dress watches.

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From its striking dial color to its unusual bezel, this stunning timepiece elevates the Black Bay in several unexpected ways.

The brand's iconic '80s design makes its way into a thoroughly modern 5000 Series timepiece, combining style and strength in one.

Chopard is celebrating the 70th anniversary of an unbeaten record for finishing a classic Italian auto race with a limited edition watch.