WATCHES

Much as we love Timex for their affordable, no-frills, and characteristically durable sports watches, the last few years have had us admiring them for their... Read More...

Combining a sparse, minimalist design with over 300 combinations of case finish, dial color, and strap, Shinola's newest timepiece may just be their most compelling release yet.

Built as a tribute to Bugatti's ill-fated concept car from 1935, this timepiece combines a flyback chronograph movement with a rich and textured dial that reinforces its automotive theme with laser-cut finishes.

Unlike traditional chronographs with buttons on the sides, Porsche Design's new timepiece cleverly hides the pushers right on the watch case, allowing it to function like a proper stopwatch without looking like one.

A new version of Tag Heuer's "affordable" chronograph (yes, with affordable being relative… very relative), this timepiece puts the original's stylish skeleton dial in a slightly more compact package.

Todd Snyder's latest collaboration timepiece mixes elements from the Timex catalog with 60s-era mil-spec watches, turning out a retro-looking tool watch that should wear well with contemporary outfits.

This full-function dive watch can be worn underwater at depths of up to 330 feet, all while doubling as a capable smartwatch that can track activity, monitor sleep, and relay notifications from your smartphone.

G-Shocks and leather straps may not sound like the perfect pairing. At least, that's what we thought before Casio's new line of watches, which come with a uniquely-formulated leather band that's just as tough as their timepieces.

Ressence takes the unconventional timekeeping of their original watch and crams it inside a smaller cushioned-shape case, turning a dressier timepiece that will look a heck of a lot better with your business suits and formal attires.

A collaboration with shark photographer Michael Muller and book publisher Taschen, this diver's watch can be worn at depths of up to 1,000 feet, allowing you to wear it while swimming with apex predators underwater.

Based on one of the most innovative pilot watches in history, this self-winding, altitude-reading mechanical timepiece was made in honor of Switzerland’s Rega air rescue service.

Looking for a new dress watch to add to your formalwear rotation? Try this limited-edition timepiece from Seiko, which commemorates the outfit's first self-winding mechanical watch from 1956.

Perfect for stylish burglars who want to look dapper when ransacking a joint in full stealth clothing, Shinola's newest timepiece comes in a murdered-out black-on-black-on-black color scheme.

Fitness bands are nice to wear during workouts, but quite unsightly everywhere else. Ditch it for this handsome timepiece from Timex, which pairs an analog dial with activity tracking smarts inside.

Filson's newest field watch is built to be as rough and rugged as their flagship Mackinaw, all while coming in a slimmer and dressier style to make it easier to pair with your everyday city outfits.