It’s hard to deny the outward appeal of a field watch. Tactical but not overly macho, mature but not boring—the traditional field watch “style” is eminently ...

There’s no sports watch that I have a stronger connection to than the Zenith Defy. I’ve long told anyone who would listen that the Defy is, bar none, my ...

“If you’ve heard the phrase ‘one-watch guy,’ you’re likely far beyond being one.” I’ve used that line a lot the last few years. In the last decade, the ...

Amidst the three and four-figure divers that dominate the market, Citizen has a reputation for being the everyman’s watch. Though the brand offers a variety ...

Sometimes we lose sight of the fact that our enthusiast romance associated with a mechanical movement can be another’s annoyance. Our beloved rituals of ...

Many are quick to point to the venerable Seiko SKX and Seiko Turtle as being the best entry-level dive watches, even going as far as to label them as “must ...

One of the great things about the world of watches today is there’s always something out there waiting to surprise. Even as someone who spends a lot of time ...

Picture this: You’re playing Thursday night trivia and the DJ asks which watch was first worn on the moon. The softball question generates bar-wide high ...

Longines, somehow, still feels slept on to me. In the hierarchy or Swatch Group brands, they sit in a place where they really should be insanely popular ...

I’ve spent a lot of time with the Christopher Ward C1 Bel Canto on my wrist over the last year and a half or so. I was lucky enough to pick one up at ...

While much of the focus when discussing Hamilton’s history centers on World War II (for good reason), the brand was making waves within its repertoire ...

When Christopher Ward announced the C60 Trident Lumière a few weeks back, the emphasis—errr—the spotlight was put on using massive Globolight lume plots on ...