Watches

Bremont worked with explorer Ben Saunders to create a watch tough enough to withstand the unforgiving environment of Antarctica.

Now you can have an automatic movement and fitness tracking on one watch.

This comfortable and distinct timepiece could be a great everyday watch.

Leica served up a surprise in 2018 when it announced that it was getting into the watch game, so we asked three Leica users their thoughts.

A reliable movement, a handsome design and a leather travel case make this a solid deal.

Three vintage beauties from Bucherer, Nivada and Zenith.

Think of them as the vintage Ferraris of the watch world.

They’re pricey but very unique.

As vintage watches grow in popularity, watchmakers should take notice.

Three vintage watches from Vulcain, Seiko and Omega.

Seiko has seemingly mastered every facet of watchmaking.

While it’s depth rating is lacking, this $158 watch is still a stylish everyday timepiece.

It suits it well.

Featuring a selection of gold cases, an enamel dial and one hell of a movement.

Three classic watches for under $200.

At just 5.95mm thick, it’s one of the thinnest mechanical watches you can buy for under a grand.

Currently, we’re flipping our lids over a vintage chronograph, a unique A.

A great everyday watch option.

It also only costs $475.

The new collection focuses on vintage aesthetics, downsized cases and simple dial arrangements.