
The Perfect Summer Watch Has Arrived, Just in Time for — Checks Calendar — Thanksgiving
It's just the excuse you need to take a tropical vacation.

It's just the excuse you need to take a tropical vacation.

As the jumping hour watch market heats up, Chronoswiss revives a deep-cut design from the 2000s with Jazz Age looks and an in-house movement.


Todd Snyder and Unimatic renew a fruitful partnership with a suave, minimalist take on the Modello Quattro GMT, available in two ultra-versatile colors.

The flagship watch got a literal glow-up.

It's a nod to the brand's past, and maybe a hint at its future?

Huckberry isn't exactly known as a watch destination, but the online retailer's annual sitewide sale offers 15% off on some impressive selections.

If there were a "craziest watch of the year" award, this would win.

The subtle industrial-inspired design accentuates and contrasts the rugged timepiece's most noteworthy features.
By Sean Tirman

There's a whole lot to love here.

Not many know about this 1970s JLC, but that's changing.

Benrus polishes up the DTU automatic field watch with a lustrous brushed dial, enhancing legibility and creating a look better suited for daily wear.

Nivada Grenchen utilized newly discovered deadstock dials and ETA movements to recreate a 1970s version of its signature watch.

To celebrate Singles' Day, the renowned watchmaking brand is offering some of its finest watches at a significantly reduced price.
By Sean Tirman

Bamford's new quartz split-second chronograph offers the look of eight watches in one with a customizable case and dual straps.

It also looks way more expensive than it is.

Jack Mason gives its much-loved Strat-o-timer a significant material upgrade with some dial tweaks, and it is still an incredible bargain.

The Master Chrono Moonphase was well respected for its exceptional value, but one substantial update moves it to the top shelf of luxury watches.

Keep time with the horology’s most exciting new watches (and one cool clock).
By Johnny Brayson, Brad Lanphear, Jack Seemer, and Sean Tirman

This watch is the Red Baron's worst nightmare.