Tool Watches

Yet another storied Quartz Crisis casualty is staging a comeback.

The Black Bay Chrono continues its comeback tour.

More attractive styling, improved sizing and a much better price.

The Citizen "Fujitsubo" has never been better.

The innovative Citizen X-8 Chronometer, which debuted in 1970, was the world’s first titanium watch.

IWC just put out the best version of the Mark XX, well, ever.

Nivada's latest twist on the Depthmaster should satisfy fans of both vintage and contemporary tool watches.

Polaris Dawn is an extraordinary mission. It calls for an extraordinary watch.

The SR-71 Blackbird lent pieces of its fuselage to this wild watch.

Fancy French words and technical jargon, explained.

Longines sure makes a compelling case with its latest Spirit Zulu Time.

Luminox is known for its rugged, no-nonsense tool watches, but its latest diver aims quite a bit higher.

Before there were dive computers, this style of watch was all that stood between a diver and a potentially fatal case of the bends.

Is there such a thing as a blacked-out rainbow?

The Bullhead's back, but is it better than ever?

There is perhaps no wristwatch still in production that’s more associated with flight and pilots.

Your favorite mall brand from high school once sold some of the coolest chronographs around.

The 007 actor was spied wearing an unreleased no-date Seamaster variant.

I haven't seen a bracelet like this since the 1970s.

It's time to put the speed back into the name "Speedmaster."