After years of testing military watches, we break down what spending more actually gets you, from better engineering and materials to genuine military provenance.

I bought an Amazon Essentials watch expecting the worst. After wearing it, I found a simple quartz watch with obvious compromises and surprising competence.

Bulova revisits its WWII-era A-11 military watch with a compact 37mm case, automatic movement, and some serious Hamilton ...

We think GMT watches get a pass for wearing too damn big. Somewhere along the way, long lugs, thick cases, and bracelets with the flexibility of a metal cuff became an accepted part of the package, as ...

Timex makes its most competitive affordable dive watch yet with the Deepwater Meridian 200 HEV, bringing serious specs to a ...

A comparison of the Citizen Navihawk and Omega Speedmaster after extended time with both. Two chronographs. One collector's ...

G-Shock is the go-to name when we talk about rugged, tough watches for a reason. They’re practical, inexpensive, and built to take the kind of abuse that would make plenty of other watches regret ...

Look at the new Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Chronograph in white and tell me you didn’t immediately think of a Rolex Daytona. I did. And I think Christopher Ward knows exactly what they’re doing ...

If the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M isn’t quite right for you, these 7 alternatives bring their own mix of comfort, legibility, and character.

Benrus has spent several years revisiting the Type I and Type II, watches originally produced to U.S. military specifications during the 1970s. The new Type 3X goes in a different direction. It asks ...

Citizen’s new Tsuyosa 60 pairs a 37mm case, textured dial, five-link bracelet and 60-hour automatic movement for $595.