Mechanical Watches

The Girard-Perregaux Laureato celebrates its 50th birthday with a hypnotic take on its integrated bracelet sports watch.

Ressence celebrates 75 years of UAE-based watch retailer Ahmed Seddiqi with a unique Type 9 inspired by the sands of time.

From its striking dial color to its unusual bezel, this stunning timepiece elevates the Black Bay in several unexpected ways.

This affordable, Swiss-made automatic bears many of the same hallmarks as its siblings, but has some of the sharpest looks of the bunch.

Despite its minimalist aesthetic, the clever dial markers and vibrant lume make this timepiece extremely readable, day or night.

If you like the Casio sub-brand's toughness and durability, but prefer Seiko's dive watch styling, this watch series could be a big winner.

Farer brings early 20th century watch design into the modern age with rich organic colors in a perfectly proportioned case and dial.

Massena Lab teamed up with independent watchmaker Raúl Pagès on a stunningly serene and shockingly refined timepiece.

This gorgeous travel-friendly timepiece, a permanent addition to the brand's catalog, pays homage to its 1968 Hi-Beat 300m diver.

The design of this dress watch goes back over 200 years.

Meanwhile, Adidas updates a fan-favorite runner and Snow Peak drops a new insulated layer.

This once-divisive, now-iconic dive watch gets a sunken treasure-worthy upgrade courtesy of another noteworthy Japanese brand.

It's a different take on the meaning of "vacation time."

This striking, action movie-inspired, Seiko-powered timepiece is way more affordable than you might expect.

A follow-up to a modern cult classic, this unconventional timepiece has the kinds of details normally found in six-figure watches