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 is returning to one of its World War II-era military designs with the new A-11 Jimmy, a 37mm automatic field watch based on the Type A-11 watches the company produced for the U.S. military ...

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

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 ...

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

One of the stranger things about living with a good dive watch is discovering that the details you recognize instantly are not always the ones you want to live with forever. I love the Seamaster Diver ...

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 ...

The Tsuyosa has become a broad and deeply well-received collection for Citizen. I’m not surprised at this point. What started as a straightforward 40mm automatic has since branched into smaller cases, ...

There’s a particular kind of disappointment that happens after you’ve already fallen for a watch. The case sits right, the dial has the kind of detail that keeps pulling your eye back, and you’ve ...