Watches
The Railroad Influenced Modern Watches in Fascinating and Unexpected Ways
Watchmaking and railroads developed side by side to bring timekeeping into the modern era, and led to some beautiful and interesting watches.
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WatchesThis Affordable German Pilots Watch Looks Killer in Blue
The new Pioneer One recalls Hanhart’s history of military chronographs, but is simpler, more affordable and now comes in a handsome blue.
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WatchesThese Pilots Watches Are Made for the Swiss Air Force’s Display Team
Fortis celebrates the 30th anniversary of the Swiss Air Force’s Display Team with chronograph and time-only pilots watches.
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WatchesThis Unconventional Watch Brought a Historic German Brand Back to Life
When A. Lange & Söhne unveiled the Lange 1 in 1994, it turned the watch world on its head and pointed a spotlight on German horology.
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WatchesThis Is the Ideal Affordable Beach Watch for This Summer
Nixon’s latest surfing-inspired watch is affordable and fun, perfect for casual wear and beachy frollicking — or even catching waves.
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WatchesA Knife Company and a Watch Company Teamed Up On This Blacked Out, Tactical Watch
Seattle-based Ares has partnered with SOG Knives on a special edition of the DIVER 1, a tool watch made for professionals.
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WatchesTake $50 Off This Affordable Dive Watch
Get a stainless steel or DLC-coated steel dive watch with a matching bracelet and an automatic Seiko movement for just $350.
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WatchesThis Diving Chronograph Watch Was Always a Limited Edition Until Now
One of the most popular vintage-styled dive watches is now available as a handsome, serially produced chronograph in and bronze.
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WatchesTwo Stellar Brands Partnered On This Limited Edition, Complicated Watch
NYC-based Martenero and Worn & Wound created a special edition of the Edgemere Reserve, a colorful, affordable timepiece for everyday wear.
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WatchesOrient Has Released a New Affordable Dive Watch
Japanese Orient releases an all-new line among their popular automatic dive watches, and it is handsome, solid, and packed with value as ever.
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WatchesThese Beautiful Vintage Chronographs are the Unique Statement Your Wrist is Missing
We found 3 beautiful examples of sporty chronographs from the oft-forgotten brand Wakmann, known for a close relationship with Breitling.
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WatchesThis Is One of the Best Values for an In-House Moonphase Watch
In-house movements and complications like the moon phase tend to be expensive from Swiss brands, but Frederique Constant breaks the mold.
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WatchesFreshwater Conservation Efforts Lie at the Heart of the New Oris Aquis
The new Oris Aquis Date Relief watch is tied to the efforts of endurance swimmer Ernst Bromeis and his swim across the world’s largest lake.
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WatchesThe Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Brought Two Companies Together to Form a Juggernaut of the Watch Industry
The story of one of the most iconic watches in the world begins in India in 1930s and continues through today.
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WatchesTimex and Mr Porter Teamed Up On a Special Edition of This Affordable Field Watch
The MkI Camper Aluminum gets a special treatment in this collaboration between Timex and Mr Porter, and of course, it’s perfectly affordable.
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WatchesThis Blacked-Out Bulgari Watch Is Super Sleek in All Ceramic
Bulgari’s flaghsip model is incredibly thin and modern, and new versions in black ceramic only add to its appeal.
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WatchesThis Ultra Tough Watch Is Made for Firefighters
Victorinox’s ultra tough new INOX watch is built with a lightweight carbon case and color highlights for maximum visibility.
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WatchesMontblanc’s 1858 Watches Get a Handsome Bronze and Green Makeover
The Swiss manufacturer expands its lineup with new 1858 Automatic, Automatic Chronograph and Geosphere models in bronze and steel.
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WatchesOne of Our Favorite NATO Straps Is Available In 3 New Colors
Crown & Buckle’s Supreme NATO is one of the best on the market, and now it comes in Burgundy, Frost and Auburn, just in time for summer.
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WatchesGear Patrol Readers Get $40 Off Tickets to WatchTime Los Angeles
Check out new watches, attend panels and meet Watchtime editors in L.A.