Tool Watches

From simple count-up to count-down, slide-rule, tachymeter, 12-hour or more.

And in other news, it's 36mm again. And there's a plain steel version, of course.

In time for its 50th birthday, of course.

50th-anniversary Rolex Explorer II, anyone?

The Yema Yachtingraf resurrects a watch from 1966, but adds some modern twists.

And the brand isn't exactly being shy about letting us know.

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Jumbo Extra-Thin gets a new dial and a platinum case.

The classic from 1957 gets a new dial, a Master Chronometer-certified movement — and more.

Just when you thought you'd outgrown Velcro, along come NASA-branded straps from Omega made especially for the Moonwatch.

Little-known but highly valued, the Aquastar Deepstar is a vintage dive watch classic, and it's returned in upgraded form.

Onion-like layers of history surround this fascinating reissue of a vintage timepiece.

Separating the wheat from the chaff.

It already offered remarkable bang-for-your-buck, but new limited editions are even more appealing.

Tutima's M2 Coastline Chronograph builds upon the brand's legacy of making timepieces for NATO forces.

We're flipping our lids over a Unimatic limited edition, a vintage-inspired Omega, an ultra-thin Piaget and more.

The Tribute to 3705 recalls an early black ceramic pilot's watch — one that trades for big money these days.

Hamilton's Khaki Field Mechanical is a throwback to the classic American military watch of yore.

If that classic watch is out of reach, there are still other great options.

Outdated? Yes. But who cares?

Oh, so you want a fancy dive watch, eh? We got you.