Vacheron Constantin maxes out the nautical Overseas with all of the complications the collection offers in one watch, plus one more.
The 5 Sports dive watch collection is changing some familiar design elements, while importing a few more from its 1990s predecessor.
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After relaunching in 2024 under LVMH, Daniel Roth has put one of the eponymous designer's most adored watches back into production.
This ultra-thin watch collection received a stunning upgrade with a precious metal finish and intricate dial detailing.
Brew Watch Co.'s latest timepiece may be easy to look at. But its features over the brand's flagship design aren't just for show.
Swatch expands its most hyped release's proprietary material and fun color palette to a collection of very affordable dive watches.
Farer brings early 20th century watch design into the modern age with rich organic colors in a perfectly proportioned case and dial.
A reissue doesn't get more genuine than Squale using 300 dead stock cases and 100 dead stock bracelets found in storage.
Vintage Patek vibes for less than a grand? Sign me up.
Hamilton has released a worthy competitor for the 5 Sports GMT by upgrading its sleeper dive watch with a "true" GMT and a coveted metal.
And for once in recent memory, it wasn't worn by Daniel Craig
French watchmaker Briston makes the material used in most glasses frames look so good, you'll wonder why it isn't deployed more often.
Timex may have topped its most popular watch with a quintessential case shape in an ideal size that packs a bonus complication at the same price.
Armitron has revived the A-Watch, a flashy, lightweight beater that will add a splash of color to your summer watch game.
Doxa expanded the Sub 200 collection with a small but impactful update, and the best-looking option is the most affordable.
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Like the Chrono Pink and Flamingo Blue releases before it, Tudor's latest addition to the Black Bay Chrono family is destined to turn heads.
Omega's CEO weighs in with an alternate history for the world's most famous chronograph.
With a mighty update, this tough Royal Oak alternative is even tougher than before.