Dress Watches

From a 69-year-old German tool-watch brand to a Kickstarter project from a JLC alum and more.

Watch enthusiasts will be over the moon with this release, wink wink.

JLC has crafted one of its most stunning and impressive Reversos yet.

Don Draper called; he wants his watch back.

The impressive timepiece marks 100 years of watchmaking for the brand.

Don't worry, it's still an excellent value.

Tip #1: Don't buy a watch from the inside of a trench coat.

More watches should have secret ingredients.

Who knew 1940s and 2020s designs could look so great together?

New colors, new complication, new hype.

Part of Seiko's Presage Craftsmanship Series, the watch features an artisan-enameled dial.

But is it too expensive?

JLC's latest Reverso takes direct inspiration from the original 1931 models.

The most emblematic Bauhaus watch honors its origins in a surprising way.

Seiko adds its favorite complication to a handcrafted dial made in accordance with Japanese tradition.

French microbrand Baltic celebrates its three global showrooms with a trio of extra-special releases.

Seiko's beautiful new King Seiko references seem to reignite an old rivalry.

The resurrected 1960s dress watch hides a fun detail in plain sight.

Two watch fairs, along with outside brands looking to steal the show, have closed out the summer with a bang.

The addition of a stainless steel bracelet has completely transformed the Orient Bambino.