Andrew Connor

A great summer watch should be more than just cheap and tough.

Less, but better.

Really into retro video games?

Changing your watch band is an easy way to refresh your watch; mesh just happens to be the best way to do it.

Get it while you still can.

You don’t have to spend thousands on a classic chronograph.

You’d be surprised what kind of watch $1,000 buys you on the vintage market.

Shedding light on a remarkable movement.

Guilloche is a dying art, but results are absolutely stunning.

Hublot’s proprietary “Magic Gold” is an astounding product of bat-shit metallurgy.

Chronographs, divers and reissues abound.

Bell & Ross watches are traditionally chunky and square.

It’s got a gorgeous 39mm rose gold case, a white-lacquer dial and a moon indicator made out of a goddamn meteorite.

The new Zenith El Primero can measure time to a hundredth of a second.

A whole new system for starting and stopping a chronograph.

Watch nerds have a lot to be excited about.

A throwback from 70 years ago has a gorgeous, brushed copper dial.

Grand Seiko is now independent.

It’s truly monstrous: 52.5mm diameter and 21.4mm thick.

Two new versions of Seiko’s original dive watch, the reference 6217, which first launched in 1965.