Pilot's watches

This watch is more well-traveled than you are.

If you want your watch to fit, that is.

Which are "best" is up to you, but you should absolutely be familiar with these companies.

The TrailTrekker is a collab between two U.S. microbrands.

Rolex is obviously number one, but there are plenty of surprises.

For precision when it matters most.

You're my boy, blue.

From $30 to $999, these are the best watches to get when you don’t want to spend a fortune.

High-flying style for less.

From the moon to meteors.

The legendary Universal Genève will finally make its long-awaited comeback.

The decade that defined the tool watch, and the pieces that made it happen.

Few watches that aren't the Omega Speedmaster have the bona fide moon-walking chops of Bulova’s Lunar Pilot.

Watches from Swatch, Bulova and others offer the versatile appeal and technical feel of the Speedy for far less scratch.

Whether a classic flieger or an automatic GMT, there's a pilot's watch out there for the fighter jock in everyone.

Get ready to travel — or at least track multiple time zones right from your wrist.

Whether you have $15 to spend or $150,000, there’s a watch here to accompany you on life’s adventures.

Casio makes a rugged G-Shock in just about every color and for every type of person.

From field watches to divers to dress watches and more.

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.