
This American-Assembled Field Watch Is Like a Mechanical Shinola
A vintage-style timepiece from an Ohio-based watchmaker.

A vintage-style timepiece from an Ohio-based watchmaker.

Three weird and wonderful takes on the “Moonwatch.”

Most watch enthusiasts hate date windows because they clutter up dials, but with its new Tangente, Nomos made the complication beautiful.

It’s reminiscent of classic chronograph the brand made during the 1990s.

One of our favorite watches gets one of our favorite colorways.

Three vintage timepieces from Benrus, CYMA and Rodania.

We’re flipping our lids over a Grand Seiko, a blue-dialed Speedmaster, a ‘Smokey and the Bandit’ Timex (really) and more.

The dressy rectangle looks like an ode to vintage dress watches from the early 20th century.

Thanks to its in-house dial manufactury, Glashütte Original makes some very striking dial designs.

It packs a chronograph and an annual calendar onto the dial without looking like an overly-complex mess.

Some watches had big impacts on the industry but can still be had for a few hundred dollars.

Most mechanical watches today feature automatic winding, but there’s charm in twisting the crown to get your watch going.

It happens to be an excellent caliber.

Another under-the-radar hit from Ball.

Omega’s new limited edition Speedy gets a downsized case and a panda dial.

And if you pre-order now you can save hundreds.

It would be a mistake to call Baselworld a show about accessible timepieces, but affordable watches always elbow their way in.

A watch that can swim down to 3,900 meters

It looks like it could have actually seen service.

A bold design from 1979 returns.