WATCHES

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.

Sporting a redesigned movement built with Synergies Horlogeres, this COSC-certified chronometer boasts a whopping five-day power reserve underneath the clean yet highly-functional aviation-inspired dial.

Inspired by a 19th-century folk song about a fictional train, this limited-edition version of Shinola's Canfield timepiece pays homage to the early days of the American railroad and its influence on local folk music.

Unlike most dual-timezone watches, Nocs Atelier's newest timepiece uses a clean and uncluttered dial that's as refined as your favorite dress watches, making it suitable for pairing even with the most formal threads.

Aside from a gauge-inspired dial, Christopher Ward's ode to the Jaguar D-Type comes with a piece of metal from one of the 18 original factory team race cars that's been laser-cut into a decorative element.

Unlike other pocket watches, this one comes with a stand, turning it into a functional desk clock instead of languishing in the back of a bedroom drawer the 99 percent (or more) of the time you're not using it.

For over 70 years, Smokey Bear has reminded us of our role in preventing wildfires. This year, the iconic American PSA mascot wants to do it right on your wrist with its very own limited-edition timepiece.