Dive Watches

Bronze and steel make for a two-tone look in the best possible way.

These watches offer solid alternatives to Panerai's iconic look for less money.

From divers to dress watches to pilot's watches and more, these are the best in class at the $2k mark.

Quartz watches are in many ways superior to their mechanical counterparts and deserve some respect.

There’s a myriad of great divers you can buy for a few hundred bucks.

As a young pilot, Abingdon Mullin wanted a watch that didn’t exist. Now her company creates fashionable tool watches for adventurous women (and men), with a larger mission in mind.

Seiko offers some of the best value in watches. We break down each of its modern product lines to help you understand what's available.

Once subordinate to big brother Rolex, Tudor has fully come into its own.

Believe it or not, upcycled plastic recovered from the sea is the latest trend in watchmaking materials.

We spent two days embedded with the Alinghi Red Bull team as Tudor dropped two new Pelagos models in the ultralight material.

And in more dimensions than one.

Get an already budget-friendly Seiko sports watch for even less.

Modern super compressors are packed with history and unique but sporty looks. They also have an unusual feature.

A lot of sea-themed Seamaster watches in gradients of blue, plus a new Ploprof diver.

Watches were mostly dressy affairs until 1953.

They're handsome, handy and at a new all-time low price.

Approaching five figures means in-house movements, exotic complications, and some of horology’s heaviest hitters.

There are incredible values to be had at the sub-$5k mark from a wide array of brands.

The gold watch has always been and remains special.

With dark cases and black dials, these stealthy tool watches fly under the radar.