Best New Watches

Junghans revisits a groundbreaking digital watch design from 1990 and redevelops it for the modern era.

This watch borrows its styling from one of its fan-favorite siblings, but it is far more capable when it comes to underwater exploration.

Tissot follows up the wildly successful PRX with a dressier but equally affordable modern sports watch equipped with a brand-new movement.

Seiko is celebrating 60 years of dive watches with a limited edition Marinemaster boasting innovations inside and out.

The King Seiko Vanac sports a series of vibrant dials and runs on one of Seiko's most impressive automatic movements.

This Fifty Fathoms Tech Gombessa revision is far smaller and more stylish, making for a modernized take on its highly specialized predecessor.

Todd Snyder, the man, worked with the co-founders of Unimatic to create the perfect watch for his label, but it's limited to 100 units.

Breitling finally placed its new, impressively complex in-house movement in a regular production reference. And it is beautiful.

Seiko teamed up with Mooneyes, a legendary hot rod manufacturer founded in California with deep Japanese roots.

Hamilton expanded the recently revamped Khaki Field Quartz collection with a steel bracelet and a new dial color.

Swiss watch brand Vulcain resurrected a short-lived version of a cult favorite dive watch with a very specific complication.

Citizen utilizes in-house design elements to compete with Swiss and fellow Japanese sports watches for a fraction of the price.

Swatch is celebrating a very impactful competition that the Speedmaster won 60 years ago... and slyly pointing out who lost.

Audemars Piguet now offers a couple of more subdued alternatives in its typically luxurious Royal Oak Offshore chronograph dive watch.

This quartz chronograph is the best affordable take I've ever seen on a legendary racing watch with ties to Steve McQueen.

Inspired by the brand's 1980s-era designs, this retro-futuristic timepiece is a frequent flyer's budget-friendly dream come true.

Sinn updated one of its best dive chronographs by changing the crown and pusher configuration, now it is better than ever.

Yema's first-ever official Swiss Made watch is a retro ode to the brand's most iconic design and it looks better than ever.

Citizen's case and dial redesign channels classic chronographs from Breitling and TAG Heuer at a fraction of the price.

Christopher Ward's ridiculously affordable integrated bracelet sports watch now comes in a "Goldy Locks" case size.