Dress Watches

Both Rolex and Gruen made variants of a wristwatch aimed at medical professionals using the Aegler 877 movement.

A take on the dress watch that fits a new generation of the workforce: those donning smart casual in lieu of the business suit.

Just add a sextant and reclaim your inner explorer.

While the popularity of yellow gold watches has been on the decline in recent years, the use of rose gold is on the rise. Rose offers darker tones and a more masculine demeanor; paired with the right watch — say, any of these five great examples — a rose gold timepiece could be a great addition to your collection.

When building anything, one must begin with strong foundation. A watch collection is no different.

Since dressing up is finally back, we’re going to rehash an obvious point: every watch collection needs a dress watch.

Time to grow up

By Brian Huang and Gear Patrol Reader Ty Alley: We at Gear Patrol love watches. There’s no doubt that we have a fascination with timepieces here.