Tool Watches

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The watch is powered by a complex proprietary movement designed in Germany's tool watch capital.

The most notable timepieces ever designed, all in one place.

What's the difference between the two most iconic watch bracelets in the world, and which is right for you?

Decked out in gold and diamonds, have we strayed too far from the watch's tool watch roots?

Watches from Timex to Tudor and more offer the distinctive bicolor-bezel look you're after.

The Contrail GMT from Los Angeles-based Nodus may be the new king of the affordable GMT segment.

Everything you need to know about Rolex's current watch lineup, including prices, provenance and more.

Watches and Wonders 2024 was quiet compared to last year's show. But there were still plenty of new novelties worth your time.

Zenith makes a splash with its first divers in years.

Rolex returned to its roots for Watches and Wonders 2024 with subtle updates to popular models — and a few precious surprises.

Tudor has finally given its fans the Black Bay GMT they've always wanted, with a 39mm case and a black-and-red aluminum bezel.

Ahead of Watches and Wonders 2024, we look back at Rolex's lasting impact on the world of watchmaking, one model at a time.

A rare Swiss-made movement, a unique dial layout and more make for one special Detroit-built watch.

Coordinated Lunar Time is coming in 2026. Which watch brand will be the first to make a Lunar GMT?

Calling all bargain hunters.

One of America's best microbrands makes a compelling argument.

It turns out these little markers actually do serve a purpose, though it's one you may never need.

What's the real deal with the extra piece of nylon on the back of these inexpensive watch straps?

This watch is more well-traveled than you are.