Seiko gives its Prospex Solar Speedtimer a vintage racing makeover with a blue panda dial, orange accents, and a limited ...

As a watch collection grows, convenience starts to matter more. We compare mechanical, quartz, and solar watches from Citizen ...

Citizen gives its Tsuno Chrono four gradient dials inspired by the 1970s, but the affordable quartz chronograph leaves us ...

Oris gives the Big Crown Pointer Date a burgundy dial and Cervo Volante leather, creating an automatic watch I’d reach for ...

The new Orient Flusso brings integrated-bracelet style, an in-house automatic movement, and Super King inspiration to a ...

Filippo Loreti takes a swing at accessible high horology with the Celestial Tourbillon, pairing an automatic tourbillon with ...

Young kids have a way of turning an ordinary day into an endurance test for anything you happen to be wearing. Your watch is there for handwashing, spills, bath time, sunscreen, playground hits, pool ...

Formex takes its proven titanium Field platform in a new direction with the AirField, adding a recessed aviation-inspired dial and familiar everyday specs.

There’s a strange point in collecting where a watch stops being something you own and becomes something you keep coming back to. It might be an inexpensive Casio, a discontinued Seiko, or an Omega ...

I’ve spent years bouncing between the square 5600 and the 6900 series as my favorite branch of the G-Shock family tree. The answer has never stayed settled for very long. I’ll spend some time with a ...