
Not Sold on Smartwatches? This Is the Smart Timepiece for You
Classic looks meet the infallible timekeeping prowess of your smartphone.

Classic looks meet the infallible timekeeping prowess of your smartphone.

If you’re an avid collector, nothing but the rarest, most obscure Rolex will do.

Making sense of the rapidly growing market for old Rolexes.

All-black, all-steel, all-awesome.


Fortunately, it’s more wearable for those of us with regular-sized wrists.


Watches and cars both have personality.

With prices starting just above $1,000, it undercuts even the most affordable GMT watches by hundreds of dollars.

Unsurprisingly, it comes at a price.

Embracing MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology could mean better-looking, more efficient watches.

You might even be able to score a solid deal.

Is 2017 the year watch companies finally embrace the internet?

Created from swordmaking techniques and solid gold.

The online style purveyor has teamed up with a unique Belgian indie watchmaker.

IWC is joining a small (but growing) group of high-end watchmakers selling their products online.

Love it or hate it, the Link’s funky bracelet is one of the watch industry’s most distinctive design features.

A Datejust, a Turn-O-Graph, and a GMT, all clad in steel and gold.

Jean-Claud Biver unveiled a new watch regulator that promises to be friction-free and accurate to within a second per day.

Breaking down chronometer certification and why it matters today.