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Introducing: The Marathon 46mm Arctic JDD
Military watch brand Marathon has dropped the 46mm Arctic JDD, a stunning dive watch that isn't for the faint of wrist. → Read More
The Best Luxury Sports Watches
The best luxury sports watches, from affordable option by Timex to am $85,000 Audemars Royal Oak. And what is a luxury sports watch anyway? → Read More
The Best Vintage Watches Under $10,000
There are still (relative) bargains to be had if you know where to look. → Read More
The Best Gold Watches for Men
Whether your budget tops out at $500 or $50,000, these are the best gold watches for men, from brands like Rolex, Patek and even Casio. → Read More
Inside One of the World’s Most Grueling Endurance Races, The Rolex 24 at Daytona
Rolex hosted watch writer Oren Hartov for this year's Rolex 24 at Daytona, a car race that's among the most grueling in the world. → Read More
Introducing: The New TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph, Carrera Chronograph 60th Anniversary and Monza Flyback Chronometer
Can we interest anyone in an absolutely sick forged carbon chronograph with flyback capability and a manufacture movement? → Read More
Zenith’s Defy Skyline Watch Collection Just Got Some Sick Additions
The luxury brand's massively popular Defy Skyline collection now features watches in a more approachable size. → Read More
The Best Travel Watches at Every Budget
GMT Watches, World Timers and even Apple Watches make for great travel watches. Consider these from Tudor, Monta, Seiko and more. → Read More
A Thorough Guide to Watch Straps: Different Types and the Best Ones to Buy
The best watch straps come in many materials. Steel bracelets, rubber straps, hard-wearing canvas NATO and more, all featured in this guide. → Read More
The Best Chronograph Watches at Every Budget
From Bulova and Seiko to Omega and Patek, the best chronograph watches are marvels of watchmaking — and they look great, too. → Read More
The Best Military Watches to Collect (And Why You Should Be Collecting Them)
They’re utilitarian, they’re handsome and, in many cases, they’re affordable. → Read More
The Best GMT Watches to Buy at Every Budget
With options ranging from Seiko and Maen to Rolex and BVLGARI on the , these are the Best GMT watches at every budget. → Read More
The Best Pilot's Watches at Every Budget
From affordable options from Marathon and Hamilton to spendier ones from rolex and Breitling, these are the best pilot's watches for men. → Read More
The Best Dress Watches, From Affordable to F*ck You
The best dress watches appear simple and boast extreme elegance. We found the best ones at ever budget, from under $500 to $5,000 and up. → Read More
Tudor: The History, the Watches and More
Tudor watches were originally positioned as affordable alternatives to Rolex, but they're deserving of your attention in their own right. → Read More
The Best Watches Under $1,000
Whether you're looking for a casual watch, a sporty watch or a dress watch, these are the best watches under $1,000. → Read More
The Most Affordable New, Pre-Owned and Vintage Rolex Watches
Whether you're looking for an affordable new Rolex, an affordable used Rolex or you want to go full-on vintage, you've got plenty of options. → Read More
A Piece of Art for Car People and Watch People Alike
Johans Lamic repurposes spoilers from Porsche 930s and turns them into art any car person would love. Now he's made a Tag Heuer version. → Read More
The 12 Best Dive Watches Under $1,000, From Seiko to Unimatic
Here's what to look for in the best dive watches under $1,000, including size, movement, water resistance and more, from brands like Seiko, Citizen, Doxa and Hamilton. → Read More
Introducing the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Rattrapante in Platinum
Anyone who’s still convinced that Switzerland is the be-all, end-all of fine watchmaking hasn’t been paying attention for the past 30 years. There’s Grand Seiko, which has been developing some of the most impressive, fully vertically integrated watchmaking in the world in Japan. And then, back in Europe, there’s Glashütte, that hotbed of horological activity […] → Read More