Quartz Watches

Renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando designed this quartz watch for Cauny based on the fruit that has inspired much of his work.

Made in collaboration with Japanese brand Hender Scheme, this timepiece is specifically designed to showcase its materials.

This release marks the first time a watch, bezel and bracelet have all been made from the brand's signature proprietary material.

Marathon strays from its monochromatic palette, giving the Steel Navigator a deep blue paint job.

This ultra-thin watch collection received a stunning upgrade with a precious metal finish and intricate dial detailing.

Vintage Patek vibes for less than a grand? Sign me up.

Timex may have topped its most popular watch with a quintessential case shape in an ideal size that packs a bonus complication at the same price.

With so many handy functions and sleeker styling, you'd expect these reliable timepieces to cost two or three times more than they do.

Working with old print ads and surviving models, Bespoke Post and Timex recreated an obscure 1970s field watch in all its vintage glory.

The Duck is making a big splash, helping a well-known brand make its first big impression in the dive watch space.

What better way for Casio to celebrate five decades of watchmaking than with a gilded-dial Full Metal "CasiOak?"

Bulova revived a beloved 1970s nautical chronograph and equipped it with an ultra-high-beat Precisionist quartz movement.

In celebration of Earth Day, Casio has developed a resin that includes scraps from the production of other resin watches.

After years of hype and scorn on the vintage market, TAG Heuer revives the original Formula 1 line with much-improved specs.

The new Waterbury Heritage Chronograph, modeled after 1970s racing watches like the Rolex Daytona and Heuer Autavia, is available in two colors and is perfectly sized.

April's upcoming lunar event was an excellent excuse for the MoonSwatch to embrace a bold and surging watch color.

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

The brand takes its lauded Q series into the digital era — at least partially — with this sneakily travel-friendly timepiece.

This G-Shock 2100, with a katana hand, cherry blossom dial and roman numeral bezel, is a collaboration with the Japanese band One OK Rock.

Seiko's GPS-linked, solar-powered, multiple-complication Astron chronograph has a shiny new case and bezel.