Tool Watches

Another tool watch enters its Goldilocks Era.

At face value, the CasiOak inches ever closer to its high-end namesake.

It also may just be the best-looking Speedmaster ever made.

The original SAR diver that started it all for Marathon is back, with some improvements.

Accutron rolls out four new and improved versions of its classic Astronaut watch.

Tudor's fancy new manufacture is the latest evidence that this is a brand in charge of its own destiny.

Zodiac resurrected an obscure vintage find that pre-dates even the Sea Wolf.

A resin and steel case and an analog-digital display ... where have we seen this before?

Christopher Ward's "Desk Diver" doesn't even pretend that you'll be exploring the ocean depths with this watch.

Panerai's NAVY SEAL Submersible collection offers an enticing array of materials, features and price points for military watch fans.

I can't stop wearing this ultra-affordable tool watch. Here's why.

The Murph is back with more options for fans than ever.

One GMT plus one flyback chronograph equals two seriously cool watches.

This chronograph's modern updates take surprising inspiration from vintage examples.

Watches are expensive, and their technical nature can be hard to wrap one's arms around. Here's where to start.

Let's go exploring.

An upstart Swiss watchmaker is following up its recent viral hit with a seriously impressive tool watch.

The latest version of Omega's icon makes several subtle improvements that could appear on the next-gen diver.

A large LCD display, 10-year battery life and sub-$100 price tag. Yes, please.

Rolex Explorer II fans, this is for you.