Tool Watches

TAG Heuer's most advanced mechanical chronograph movement, featuring a split-seconds complication, finally arrives in a Carrera.

Seafaring functionality meets vintage vibes.

This beefy digital timepiece offers a whole lot of functionality for its impressively budget-friendly price under $40.

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Norqain reveals a pair of black-and-gold-themed Adventure Sport references: a time-and-date with a bronze case and a chronograph with a black DLC-coated case.

To the Batcave!

Celebrating the 2026 Chinese Year of the Horse, this stunning watch blends cultural symbolism with proven outdoor performance.

The hand-wound version of Hamilton's Intra-Matic Chronograph receives a set of three new dials with 1960s auto racing color schemes.

Watch out, big brands.

The 2100 Series lives up to its luxury-leaning nickname with a downright stunning new dial treatment.

Hands-on with the new 'Speedy Reverse.'

Omega looks, Seiko budget.

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That's not a misprint.

Seiko celebrates its 145th anniversary by adding gilded accents to some of its archival icons, including the celebrated Speedtimer.

The brand expands its partnership with an elite search-and-rescue team via a watch honoring the organization's home country.

German watchmaker Nomos created an entirely new mechanism to switch time zones with the push of a button on this automatic watch, and it's so much fun to use.

Now dubbed the Spirit Pilot Flyback, Longines' pilot's chronograph features a slimmed-down case and a refined dial.

Hint: It's not Rolex, Omega, Tudor or Blancpain.

The Luminor Marina began a new era in 2025.