News, reviews and articles about watches and clocks.
If you travel frequently, one of the small annoyances of wearing a traditional watch is resetting it whenever you cross time zones. Your phone handles that automatically, but many watches still expect you to do the work. Price: $2,900 Where to Buy: Seiko The Seiko HAB005 Astron GPS Solar 2026 Limited Edition is designed to […]
Seiko’s New Astron GPS Solar Adjusts When You Cross Time Zones Read More
If you spend a lot of time outdoors, the last thing you need is another device demanding attention. Smartwatches can track almost everything, but they also bring charging routines, apps, notifications, and the possibility of running out of power when you are away from an outlet. Price: $117.93 (From $149) Where to Buy: Amazon The
The Outdoor Watch That Charges Itself While You Hike Read More
If you like the simplicity of the Casio F-91W but have never loved its traditional resin strap, the F-91WF offers an interesting alternative. Price: About $48 (฿1,600.00 in Thailand) Where to Buy: Casio The question is not whether a cloth band transforms the F-91W. It obviously does not. The question is whether changing the one
Casio Gave Its Most Practical Digital Watch a Softer Everyday Twist Read More
Some dive watches look like dive watches from across the room. They are large, heavily guarded, aggressively styled, and built around bezels that announce exactly what they are. Price: $251.40 Where to Buy: Amazon That is useful if you want an obvious tool watch. It is less appealing if you want one watch that can
Orient’s Diver Design 40 Is a Sports Watch for People Who Don’t Want a Tool-Watch Look Read More
A good everyday watch should be the thing you think about least. You put it on, check the time, maybe glance at the date, and get on with your day. The problem is that inexpensive quartz watches eventually need batteries, dressier watches are not always comfortable around water, and some fashion-first models use crystals that
Why This Citizen Eco-Drive Could Be the Ideal Low-Maintenance Watch Read More
If you like the rugged look of Seiko’s SKX series but want something more distinctive than another black or blue sports watch, the new Seiko HDB003 gives you a strong reason to look twice. Price: $450 Where to Buy: Seiko This limited-edition 5 Sports model starts with the popular SKX series, then adds a rich
Seiko Put an Edo Purple Dial on Its Most Familiar Sports Watch Read More
Sporty chronographs often come with a compromise. If you want multiple subdials, a tachymeter, and motorsport-inspired styling, you frequently have to accept a fairly large watch. That can make an otherwise practical chronograph less appealing if you prefer a case that stays below 40mm. The Casio Edifice EFS-S660 PB-1A and EFS-S660D-1A address that problem with
Casio’s Compact New Chronograph Has Solar Power and Sapphire Crystal Read More
A Peanuts watch usually asks you to choose between a cheap character piece and a pricier collector model. Timex sidesteps that split with two $119 Timex Peanuts Expedition Acadia that keep the Snoopy art front and center, then put it on a field style platform you can actually wear outside. 🛒 Peanuts x Timex Expedition
Timex Puts Snoopy’s Beagle Scouts on Its $119 Expedition Acadia Read More
Pilot watches can be impressive until you actually put one on your wrist, because chronograph subdials, slide-rule bezels, and aviation styling often arrive inside cases that are larger than some people want for everyday wear. Price: $446.25 Where to Buy: Amazon The Citizen Blue Angels Navihawk Promaster CA4667-53L takes a more approachable route by keeping
The Blue Angels Navihawk Is Citizen’s More Wearable Pilot Chronograph Read More
Buying your first automatic watch sounds simple until you start looking. Then you discover a sea of round cases, black dials, steel bracelets, and supposedly vintage-inspired designs that start looking remarkably similar after the tenth browser tab. That is where these two Seiko Recraft models get interesting. The Seiko SNKM97 at $212 and the Seiko
Two Seiko Recraft Watches for Anyone Tired of Ordinary Round Watches Read More
Keeping up with Timex has become surprisingly difficult. The company releases enough watches, collaborations, reissues and collection extensions that an interesting model can appear, spend a few weeks in the spotlight, and then get buried beneath the next launch. That makes the first half of 2026 worth revisiting. These aren’t necessarily the six biggest Timex
Forget the Hype: 6 Underrated Timex Releases From H1 2026 Read More
The smartwatch problem is not that smartwatches are bad. It is that they ask for attention when you may simply want to know the time, set a timer, or wear something that survives a busy day without becoming another screen to manage. Price: ¥12,650 (About US $80) Where to Buy: Casio 1, 2 The new Casio
Casio’s Faded-Gray Baby-G Watches Bring Back 2000s Rock Style Read More
A good chronograph should add character to an everyday outfit, not add bulk, complexity, or anxiety about wearing it. That is the buyer problem Timex addresses with the new Timex Waterbury Heritage Chronograph. It brings motorsport-inspired styling, a practical stopwatch function, and a compact 39mm case to a watch priced at $319. Price: Now $319
Why This Timex Chronograph Beats Bigger, Pricier Rivals Read More
Many luxury-watch shoppers face the same problem: modern watches can be technically capable but visually safe, while vintage-inspired pieces can be striking yet less suited to daily wear. The King Seiko VANAC HKF004 targets buyers who want a recognizable design, a high-grade mechanical movement, and enough practical durability for more than special occasions. King Seiko
This Limited King Seiko Brings Back a Forgotten 1970s Icon Read More
New releases are exciting, but classic models deserve a second look when they remain useful years after launch. The Citizen Eco-Drive Nighthawk CA0295-58E dates to 2012, and its appeal is still practical: it avoids routine primary-battery replacement while offering chronograph functions and 200-meter water resistance. Citizen Men’s Eco-Drive Nighthawk 42mm Stainless Steel CA0295-58E Price: $431.25
Citizen’s Eco-Drive Nighthawk Shows Why Some Watches Stay Relevant Read More
Retro watches are easy to admire and harder to buy. A design can look perfect in photos, then feel too small, too bulky, or too delicate on the wrist. Timex’s latest E Line release addresses that issue by bringing back its 1983 “TV Dial” shape in two different directions: a 38mm automatic for buyers who
Timex’s Automatic E Line Is Back, but the Size Choice Matters Read More
Casio is giving its lightweight Pro Trek Hiker Line an unusually practical twist with the PRJ-B001EX-1. This solar-powered Casio Pro Trek PRJ-B001EX-1 outdoor watch retains the core technology of the PRJ-B001 family, but adds a reversible cloth-band system that can protect the watch, carry small essentials, and attach to a pack. Price: ¥33,000 (Around $210)
Casio’s Latest Pro Trek Has a Watch Strap Made for EDC Read More
Timex has expanded its Q collection with a watch that takes a more assertive route than the brand’s familiar retro reissues. The Q Timex Marbella pairs a battery-powered quartz movement with a 40.5mm stainless-steel case, a bolt-detailed bezel, and an integrated-bracelet profile that gives it a more upscale sports-watch look. Price: $219 Where to Buy:
Q Timex Marbella Puts a Bold Spin on Integrated Sports-Watch Style Read More
A good back-to-school watch needs to be practical, durable, and easy to live with during a packed day of classes, activities, commutes, and homework. The Casio BABY-G+PLUS BGA-15K series takes that formula in a more expressive direction, combining a straightforward analog watch with a a detachable silicone holder with a strap that turns it into
The BABY-G+PLUS Is Casio’s Playful New Two-Way Watch for Students Read More
Smartwatches are the obvious answer for anyone who wants tide charts, moon phases, or sunrise data on their wrist, but Citizen’s new Promaster Wave Tracker takes the analog route instead. The Citizen Promaster Eco-Drive Wave Tracker JV3000-13E packs specialized marine functions into a traditional stainless-steel case, no touchscreen required. Price: $795 | $950 | $850
Citizen’s New Wave Tracker Puts Tide Charts and Moon Phases on an Analog Watch Read More