WATCHES

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.

A limited-edition release, this civilian version of Timex's military-issue timepiece, originally given to soldiers back in 1982, should hold up just as well in the rigors of daily living as it did in actual battlefield warfare.

Whether you’re buttoning up for work, dressing up for a night out, or donning casual threads for a relaxed day at the park, this WWII-inspired contemporary timepiece should wear well with the rest of your outfit.

A watch with a dartboard dial sounds like a novelty design for kids. Somehow, this Timex and Todd Snyder collaboration manages to avoid that, turning out a stylish timepiece with attractive vintage looks.

Another day, another limited issue field watch from Weiss? Sadly for your wallet, not quite, as this one comes with an entirely new mechanical movement that's manufactured and assembled in the outfit's LA workshop.

This sweet-looking diver's watch helps protect the Great Barrier Reef, all while keeping you company in depths of up to 500 meters and adorning your wrist with a nice luxury chronograph the rest of the time.

We love Bremont's handsome U2 pilot watch, but what would it look like if the watchmaker fashioned it during the height of WWII? The UK outfit partnered with Timeless to figure it out and this is the result.

Whether you actually fly planes or just take a Xanax to zone out every time you ride one, this blacked-out version of the classic Navitimer pilot watch will make you look sufficiently badass the entire time.

Whether you race bikes, do triathlons, or cross-train like a madman, getting more serious about activity tracking means getting more serious gear. Suunto's latest GPS multi-sport watch definitely qualifies.

We don't know how we feel about wooden watches. With its black sandalwood construction, minimalist styling, and casual aesthetic, though, Apache Pine's wooden timepiece might be a great way to try it out.