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In a world where wristwatches often scream for attention with flashy tech or sky-high prices, Timex has quietly unleashed a gem that harks back to simpler times. This new field watch, born from a partnership with the folks at Bespoke Post, draws straight from the brand's dusty archives. It's a nod

In the shadowy depths of World War II's Pacific battles, a group of brave men plunged into enemy waters without the fancy gear we take for granted today. These early combat divers, the forerunners of today's elite Navy SEALs, relied on simple, rugged watches to time their risky missions. Fast-forwa

In the world of watches that keep up with a guy's on-the-go life, Nomos has just dropped two new limited-edition versions of its Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer . Called the Roam and the Reverie, these pieces build on the brand's push this year to make travel watches more colorful and practical. Th

8 Timepieces Watch Fans Often Prefer Over Rolex Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva If you're like me and got tired of the same old Rolex hype,

In the world of watches, where big names often come with even bigger price tags, a fresh player from Tokyo is turning heads by keeping things real and reachable. Kiwame Tokyo, a budding micro-brand rooted in the historic Asakusa district, is all about straightforward craftsmanship without the fluff

Picture this: a watch that doesn't just tell time but pulls you right back into the blood-soaked world of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 1. Awake, the watchmaker known for blending movie magic with solid craftsmanship, has dropped their latest gem—the Deadly Watch. It's the second in their Trib

For years, guys who love watches have been asking the same question: when is Teddy Baldassarre going to put his name on a dial? He’s reviewed thousands of watches, built one of the biggest followings in the game, and even opened his own store in Cleveland. Plenty of brands have come knocking with c

In a year already packed with wild watch releases, two of the most talked-about British brands just dropped the biggest curveball of 2025: a pocket watch. Not some textYes, you read that right. Christopher Ward and Studio Underd0g – the two independent names that keep punching way above their price

There’s something about a watch that doesn’t look like every other watch on the planet. Walk into any room full of grown men who care about this stuff and you’ll spot plenty of black dials, blue dials, maybe a salmon if someone’s feeling wild. Then someone rolls up his sleeve and there’s a slice of

Every once in a while a watch comes along that just makes sense. No hype, no limited-edition nonsense, just a solid, honest piece you can throw on whether you’re heading to the office, fixing the truck, or meeting the guys for a beer. The new Cimier 47° North feels exactly like that kind of watch