Watches

Using a new iteration of Swatch’s acclaimed Sistem51 movement, Tissot created a compelling, yet cheap, timepiece.

Now sporting a case that’s lighter and more hypoallergenic.

Seiko’s endearingly flashy dress watch continues to shine even after seven years.

Only a handful of DOXA “Black Lung” divers were made in the ’60s.

Three beauties from Eterna, Tudor and Rolex.

Handsome, simple and rugged.

A sub-$600 watch with a reliable quartz movement and a selection of distinctive colorways.

Three horological oddities from Raketa, Zodiac and Breitling.

Using a special case design, the Aqua Compressor can dive up to 300 meters.

Avoid the reflections, glare and gnarly wrist hair.

Paris-based “concept store” Merci takes its first stab at a watch.

One of the most prominent voices in watches unveils a bi-annual print edition.

The watchmaker once again put the Gulf Racing colors on the dial of its iconic square chronograph.

It’s also an homage to one of its most sought-after models.

A useful complication, a handsome dial configuration and a reasonable price make for a no-brainer for collectors.

Black, white and even blue dials are a dime a dozen.

Harkening back to a military chronograph from the ’70s, the Big Eye puts legibility and classic looks first.

Rolexes, Omegas, IWCs and so, so much more.