Watch Buying Guides

The International Watch Company may make the world’s most iconic pilot’s watches, but their offerings don’t stop there.

Over 150 years of history makes for an extensive catalog of awesome timepieces.

This comprehensive guide to chronographs covers history, important terms to know, and the best models available at nearly any price.

Nail those nuptials with style.

We break down the perfect watches available for your next outdoors adventure.

Whether you’re driving coast to coast or flying from JFK to Narita, here are the watches that'll serve you best.

High-flying history for your wrist.

Don't keep your most worn watches in your sock drawer — invest in a quality watch box instead.

From well under $1,000 to $20,000 and everything in between.

These watchmakers are channeling vintage vibes in fresh designs.

Timex captured the spirit of the hottest trend in watches: brand collaborations.

While sometimes overlooked, there's a vibrant and varied boutique French watchmaking scene worth exploring.

A watch can be a toy, a teaching instrument and more.

These bundles of digital nostalgia are dirt-cheap, and downright collectible.

Prestigious luxury watches have led to more creative and accessible watches for all.

American manufacturing never looked so good.

Lighter, tougher and hypoallergenic, titanium offers tons of benefits over stainless steel.

And some of the coolest watches you'll find them in.

The opaque world of Swiss watches is a little clearer when you know these movement makers.

Up your game, in performance, style or both.