Tool Watches

There is perhaps no wristwatch still in production that’s more associated with flight and pilots.

Your favorite mall brand from high school once sold some of the coolest chronographs around.

The 007 actor was spied wearing an unreleased no-date Seamaster variant.

I haven't seen a bracelet like this since the 1970s.

It's time to put the speed back into the name "Speedmaster."

If you're balking at the price of mid-century yacht timers, have a look at Yema's latest offering.

It's not just another stealthy timepiece. It’s the original all-black watch.

Let's just say legibility is no longer an issue.

Dirty Dozen vibes with a bronze case and a sandwich dial? Sign me up.

Ollech & Wajs has created a 60th-anniversary version of the original 1,000-meter dive watch.

The classic Seiko 5 series spawned innovation, scads of affordable watches and a legion of fans.

Longtime Christopher Ward fans should definitely be excited by this news.

Bulova took a page out of the MoonSwatch's book for this one.

New to Unimatic's permanent collection, these everyday tool watches are rated to one of the world's toughest standards.

For decades, the Citizen Chronomaster has lead the field of super-accurate quartz timepieces.

The new aftermarket options from Forstner may be the best SKX bracelets I've ever seen.

Porsche Design's latest Chronograph 1 takes some inspiration from vintage 911s.

Christopher Ward makes some big improvements to its unique and underrated retro diver.

The brand's first manual-wind chrono pays tribute to the Motor City's role in the moon landings.

Monta updates its elegant Noble with a very subtle GMT complication.