Tool Watches

Artful sweaters, wild fleeces, "pre-faded" watches and much more.

The Nivada Chronomaster offers a classic 1960s experience for a hell of a value.

Here are 10 of the most offbeat Speedmasters you've ever seen.

The “Canteen Watch” from WW2 looks totally impractical and outlandish, but it was very purpose-built indeed, with a totally badass backstory.

We explore the idea of patina, exploding prices in the vintage market and whether an “honest” watch is truly a better watch.

In which a journey with a certain white-dialed Rolex helps the author rediscover a lost love.

From the newest Omega Speedmaster to an affordable Cartier Tank and a wildly complicated Bulgari and more.

Here's what to consider when looking for your child's future heirloom.

Bronze has been used by man for over 4,000 years. Maybe it's time you used it, too.

The Maen Greenwich 38mm GMT packs a lacquer dial and Swiss automatic movement.

Yema is again outfitting France's military pilots.

The reference 145.012-SP from 1968 was worn for nearly 25 years by the author of Invisible Man.

If you're a fan of the series, this is the watch that should be on your wrist.

Sneakers for your shelf, sneakers for the snow, complex watches aplenty and much more.

The Rolex Turn-O-Graph typically flies under the radar. But this one is Slowhand's.

The all-black Timex x Todd Snyder Q Blackout flies under the radar like an F-117.

This limited edition Timex is automatic, handsome, and inexpensive. It's the perfect gateway watch.

The Wristmaster collection packs a hell of a punch, and even more so considering Kickstarter pricing.

The Aquastar Deepstar II is the successor to a legendary diver and nearly as quirky as the original.

Tough canvas bags, aviation watches, a couple of surprising collabs and more.