Tool Watches

The new Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon Alinghi celebrates an America' Cup winner.

Urwerk's EMC Time Hunter in Desert Sage is a hybrid, mechanical-electronic field watch straight out of a sci-fi film.

The Steelix Black Ion from Momentum features a 44.15mm case, a matching bracelet, 200m of water resistance and a robust quartz movement.

The Vintage Rolex Field Manual: Chevalier Edition is required reading for any serious Rolex enthusiast.

Bamford London's new GMT Heritage, Night Owl and Mirage watches recall classic Rolex colorways.

Cantonment's kerchiefs are tailor-made for watch guys. And car guys. And camera guys...

The mechanical Seiko 5 SNK watches are a steal at well under $100.

The Longines Heritages Marine Nationale updates a watch issued to French naval forces.

The new Orient King Diver Revival celebrates a vintage design from 1965 in a 43.88mm package.

Besides designing many iconic automobiles, Giugiaro's worked with Seiko to create sporty watches that are both totally offbeat and entirely captivating.

This rugged steel Bertucci features a matte black finish and reliable quartz movement for just $124.

Omega’s legendary 321 movement has returned to a steel Speedmaster based on the watch worn by astronaut Ed White.

We asked Matt, lead singer and guitarist of Vertical Horizon, to whittle down his watch collection to only three pieces. It wasn't easy...

From the Moonwatch to the Seamaster to the Dark Side of the Moon, here are five great Omega watches you should check out.

With its bright orange and white colors, the new Zodiac Super Sea Wolf GMT is the cheerful shot of positivity you need right now.

The Timex MK1 Mechanical puts a 20-jewel, handwound movement in a perfectly sized 36mm case.

These classic watch straps will match a range of timepieces, but each has a history and a sporty, rugged appeal of its own.

With cool translucent cases in colorful hues, you just can't beat these cheap, fun and indestructible watches.

A 12-hour rotating bezel is a handy way to track another time zone without the added cost of a GMT complication.

Can't get your hands on a new steel Rolex sports watch? No worries — that's what the pre-owned market is for.