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

What happens when a century-old design meets 21st-century materials?

Benrus revived a Vietnam-era field watch contracted by the U.S. Army with a crowd-pleasing case size and well-respected movement.

The toughest name in time just found a new way to showcase its signature shock resistance.

Even without its most famous feature, this watch gets engines revving.

Built to meet the U.S. Department of Defense's technical standards, this ultra-tough watch takes its military heritage very seriously

Unimatic's Heritage Dive Collection is high on style and low on price.

Hop aboard the green panda express.

The Fifty Fathoms collection grows in a way you might not expect.

The Red Baron won't know what hit him.

IWC's latest pilot's watches break new ground for the brand.

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

If you hate snowflake hands and faux rivets, this may be the diver for you.

This beefy automatic is as tough as they come. But what's probably more important is its stealthy good looks.

Casio supports the Japan chapter of the Surf Rider Foundation with a sunrise-yellow G-Shock made from bio-based resin.

This definitely isn't your grandfather's dive watch.

Keep time with high horology's most exciting drops.

The watch that GIs relied on in Vietnam has entered a new era.

TAG Heuer and its founder, Jack Heuer, are synonymous with auto racing watches and played a critical role in shaping the chronograph genre. However, until it was revived in 2024, few watch fans were aware of Mr. Heuer’s significant contribution to nautical timekeeping. In the 1940s, Heuer was tasked with developing a mechanical tide monitoring […]

According to Casio, the newest MR-G is inspired by samurai armor, but it resembles an over-the-top AP released earlier this year.