Timex just gave its high-end Atelier line a serious growth spurt. The Swiss-made sub-brand, which launched with the Marine M1a diver and later added the GMT24, has now doubled in size with the arrival of its first two chronographs: the Chronograph Automatic M1a Ti in titanium and the more accessible Chronograph Quartz M1q in stainless

Shock isn’t usually a brand you associate with the word “luxe.” Born in the early 1980s as the watch you could supposedly throw off a building and still trust to time your morning run, the line has spent four decades leaning into shock-resistant resin, oversized buttons, and that unmistakable “this watch will outlive me” energy.

Casio’s MR-G line turns 30 this year, and to mark the milestone, the brand just dropped what might be the most exquisite, and most expensive, G-Shock Frogman ever made. Meet the MRG-BF1000EB-1A: a limited-edition dive watch designed around a rare polar-sea phenomenon and finished by one of Japan’s most celebrated gemstone artisans. It’s still a