Watches

A Rolex, given 70 years ago under dire circumstances, proves that watches can change the way we think about life.

The Seiko 5 has been an enthusiast favorite for 53 years.

A high-end quartz timepiece, featuring gold hammered into shape by a third-generation artisan.

The lesser-known Presage Line is the stepping stone between its affordable offerings and high-end Grand Seikos.

IWC relaunches the Portugieser Rattrapante, a new-and-improved moonphase from A.

How have the vintage Breitling Navitimer, Omega Speedmaster Professional and Rolex Submariner changed over the decades?

American-made components paired with a Swiss self-winding movement.

70 of our favorite watches, from affordable quartz to haute horlogerie.

Tudor’s latest timepiece was designed specifically for southpaws, making it one of just a handful you can buy today.

Featuring a lovely chronograph movement from Seiko, and a reasonable price tag.

The right complications, the right case material and incredible rarity converge in a timepiece fetching over $11 million.

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new alarm watch, a reasonably priced GMT from a German watchmaker, the history of Patek Philippe and more.

The watch industry takes itself seriously.

In the watch blog’s latest collaboration, less really is more.

The perfect dress watch formula: a slim pink or rose gold case, a simple two- or three-hand movement, and a minimalist dial.

A decades-long collaboration has produced yet another unique and affordable timepiece.

The brand that launched ETA and improved the automatic movement has launched an interesting new in-house caliber.

Though we often focus on the intricacies of a watch’s insides, the design of the timepiece itself is equally complex.

Glashütte Original’s new collection of COSC chronometers, the survival of the watch industry, a new era of hybrid smartwatches and more.