Vintage Watches

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The retro-futuristic [RE]MASTER02 looks like a Cybertruck on the wrist.

The Locomotive was designed by the legendary Gérald Genta himself.

The case for a smaller Seamaster.

From designer Todd Snyder to comedian J.B. Smoove, we asked notable watch experts and fans to share stories about the watches that changed their lives.

With some help from Kith, the Formula 1's reputation reversal is now complete.

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

The Seiko 6105 is an unlikely legend but one that's earned its reputation.

The Camper goes glamping.

We go hands-on with Bulova's modern reissue of the MIL-SHIPS-W-2181.

Watches for car enthusiasts, motorsports, and generally driving fast.

For precision when it matters most.

The Piaget Polo's return confirms the retro glam trend is real.

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

From the A-11 to the Panerai Radiomir, these horological gems are worth a second look.

The new Prospex Speedtimers take inspiration from one of the brand's vintage gems.

The 'Now and Then' music video sees both Paul and Ringo wearing a brand linked to John Lennon.

The Navigator Timer was first released in 1968 — three years before the similarly styled Rolex Explorer II.

There's more to Invicta watches than the modern brand's brash designs and collectors' indignation.

Vintage Heuer chronographs bring the Kenergy.