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A Young Brand Unveils an Affordable GMT Watch
The Chicago-based watch brand Oak & Oscar puts its spin on the travel watch.
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WatchesHow Is the Tour de France Timed?
A quick Q&A on the technology, process and challenges of timing cycling’s biggest event.
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WatchesA Contentious, American-Made Watch Movement Gains Momentum
One of the first watches to use Weiss’s (mostly) American-manufactured watch movement is available for pre-order on Kickstarter.
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WatchesTrying to Stay Organized While Traveling? Start Here
Traveling is fun, but it can be stressful.
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WatchesDiving with the Tudor Pelagos, One Breath at a Time
In a sea of dive watches, the Tudor Pelagos is an apex predator.
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WatchesThe Best Watch Repair Shops in America, Chosen by You
The independent watch-repair shop might be a dying breed, but these 15 shops are keeping the art alive.
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Watches7 Oddball Watches That Have Been Brought Back to Life
Forgotten, overlooked or just plain strange watches from the previous century, made new.
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WatchesThe Small, Square Watch Is Back and It’s Perfect
When was the last time you heard somebody endorse a 29mm watch?
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WatchesAn Endorsement for the Groom Watch
Buying a groom-to-be a new watch is a great new wedding tradition.
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WatchesThese Dirt-Cheap Dive Watches Are Perfect for Summer
Handsome, affordable and tough as nails — all you need for the perfect summer beater watch.
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WatchesBremont’s New Pilot’s Watch Is Mid-Century Minimal, with a Texas Twist
If Bremont had made watches for mid-century pilots, they would have looked like the U2/T, a new limited-edition collaboration with a Texas retailer.
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Watches5 Questions with Michel Parmigiani, a Modern Legend Among Watchmakers
Respected among centuries-old high-end watch companies, Parmigiani tells us what’s right and wrong with the industry.
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WatchesIWC’s Iconic Mark XVIII Is the Perfect Casual Watch
History is great and all, but the Mark XVIII’s simplicity and legibility are enough to make watch nerds swoon.
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WatchesA US-Made Mechanical Watch Movement? Weiss Claims They’ve Done It
This 4th of July, Weiss will unveil a new watch and (hopefully) a new era of the American watchmaking industry.
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WatchesReview: The Chronograph That Channels Groovy ’70s Watch Design
The ’60s are often heralded as a high point in watch design, but in the ’70s, watch companies dared to be avant-garde.
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WatchesThe Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean, Now in Ceramic
Traditionally, ceramic isn’t the ideal case material for dive watches.
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WatchesWatch Essentials for the Horologist on the Go
Everything you need to travel safely with your watch collection.
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WatchesMASTER of G: Three High-Tech, Ultra Tough Watches
For decades, the “MASTER of G” series from G-SHOCK has displayed the best of the brand’s engineering.
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WatchesGermany’s Most Sought-After Watchmaker Has a New Entry-Level Timepiece
A downsized case and price have made an A.