Oren Hartov

The Japanese brand offers an almost-overwhelming amount of options. We've broken everything down so you can find the one that works for you.

Over the decade, New York Watch Week has grown from a tiny affair into a massive calendar of events featuring everything from massive luxury brands to the most exciting players on the independent scene.

Over the decade, New York Watch Week has grown from a tiny affair into a massive calendar of events featuring everything from massive luxury brands to the most exciting players on the independent scene.

Wren Watches and Wrist Enthusiast founder Craig Karger had a very particular remit when designing the new Vessel: namely, to imagine an integrated-bracelet luxury sports watch from 2075 rather than 1975. While the classic designs of Gérald Genta are certainly discernible as influences, the Vessel is something distinct. Indeed, regardless of viewing angle, it leans more sci-fi than retro — and this was precisely the point.

The company perfected its Octo Finissimo and created one of the best timepieces of the year.

From Vietnam jungles to Apollo splashdowns, the Tudor Submariner served Navy SEALs for decades. Discover how a humble dive watch became a military legend—and inspired today's Pelagos FXD.

The Philadelphia Eagles superstar talks about his new $99,600 H. Moser & Cie special edition and being more than just a football player.

Meet the “CasioNaut.”

From rare Rolex chronographs to a one-of-a-kind Lange, the fall 2026 Geneva watch auctions at Phillips, Christie's, and Sotheby's are full of temptation. Here are the lots worth raising a paddle for.

Ask someone what they think of two-tone watches — timepieces with part-steel and part-gold (or gold-tone) cases — and the results are somewhat predictable: “Used-car salesman” is a term that's thrown around quite a bit, as are vague remembrances of, or references to, that horrid age of sartorial squalor that was the 1980s. (Don't @ me.)