Tool 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.

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These affordable watches don't just act tough. They look it, too.

The Japanese watch brand originally launched this innovative timepiece in 1985. Now, after 40 years, it's back for a special release.

Bond is back. And he has a brand-new watch for the ride.

This affordable, Swiss-made automatic bears many of the same hallmarks as its siblings, but has some of the sharpest looks of the bunch.

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Despite its minimalist aesthetic, the clever dial markers and vibrant lume make this timepiece extremely readable, day or night.

It proves this young American brand, which is steadily growing its domestic watch assembly, doesn't get enough love.

Nivada Grenchen's new limited edition Chronomaster is the closest thing to finding a 1970s vintage watch in brand-new condition.

Unimatic relaunches its NASA-branded tool watch. Plus, a first look at Nike and Lego's multi-year collab and more.

As F1's new official timekeeper, TAG Heuer finally made the move racing watch fans have been waiting for, and it does not disappoint.

Plus, Chevrolet's expanded EV truck lineup, a modern flip phone and more.

If you like the Casio sub-brand's toughness and durability, but prefer Seiko's dive watch styling, this watch series could be a big winner.

Formex presents the second generation of a new variation on the field watch form that modernizes the look and performance.

Made in collaboration with Japanese brand Hender Scheme, this timepiece is specifically designed to showcase its materials.

Joining Omega's ranks as the brand's newest ambassador, this British actor instantly becomes a frontrunner to succeed Daniel Craig as 007.