Watches and Clocks

Most tough watches promise to survive a beating. The new Casio GWR-B3000 goes one better: it promises to survive a beating and then quietly fix any damage that impact did to its own accuracy. If you have ever wanted a G-Shock that behaves less like a rugged toy and more like a piece of flight

Modern digital watches keep piling on features nobody asked for. Step counters, phone notifications, a stack of alarms, and a backlight bright enough to read a book by. Somewhere in that race, the plain pleasure of glancing at a glowing screen and seeing only the time got buried. Price: $169 Where to Buy: Timex There’s

Most big watches are style pretending to be substance. They wear loud, promise toughness, then quietly tap out the moment real water pressure shows up. ⚡Price: $525.00 | Buy on Amazon The Nixon 51-30 Chrono is the rare exception. It’s 51mm of stainless steel that backs the swagger with a genuine 300m dive rating, and

Christopher Nolan and Hamilton have been quietly building one of the most interesting director-brand partnerships in watchmaking for over a decade, and their latest collaboration abandons the screen entirely. The Khaki Field Auto “The Odyssey” Limited Edition isn’t a watch worn by a character in Nolan’s 2026 epic. It’s a tribute object, a bronze field

Seiko isn’t done reviving its digital past, and the proof is a fresh pair of Rotocall watches dressed in gold and silver. If you missed last year’s colorful reissue, this is the brand quietly doubling down on the retro digital format instead of treating it as a one-off. The two new references keep everything that

The 1968 Heritage Diver’s GMT is back as the black-dial HBC002 and the green HBC001, and the update runs deeper than a fresh coat of paint. The watch trade keeps selling a quiet split: a real dive watch and a real travel watch have to be two separate buys, and the HBC002 sets out to

Casio has two very different G-SHOCK releases landing this July, and both lean hard on nostalgia. The first is a third collaboration with the Mother video game series, a sunflower-yellow DW-5600 tied to the 20th anniversary of Mother 3. The second is a pair of Color Camo watches, the GA-V01CMG-4A and GA-V01CMG-6A, built on the

Timex took the cult diver everyone fell for last year and rebuilt the parts that matter most underwater. The Deepwater Meridian 300 Titanium HEV Automatic swaps steel for grade 5 titanium, adds a helium escape valve, and pushes water resistance to 300 meters. It’s a real tool watch now, not just a handsome one. The

G-SHOCK built the GA-2100 into one of its most iconic current silhouettes, and C2H4 is about to reshape it around a single idea. The Los Angeles label has revealed C2H4 x G-SHOCK VOL.2, its second G-SHOCK collaboration, and it goes on sale July 17 at 9 AM PST. Price: $245 Where to Buy: C2H4 Where

Patriotic watches are usually cash grabs wearing a flag. You’ve seen the formula: a stock case, a themed sticker of a dial, and a markup that banks on your patriotism outrunning your judgment. Skepticism is the right default when a brand wraps an anniversary around a timepiece. Every so often, though, one earns the occasion

Casio’s smartest Vintage watch is about to get less flashy. Casioblog reports that two new ABL-100WE models are expected this July, one with a navy dial and one with a grey dial. That sounds like a tiny update until you remember what the ABL-100 is: a square Casio Vintage watch that adds Bluetooth time sync

Citizen just pulled the cover off one of its most understated watches in recent memory. The CITIZEN AQ4094-58L is a limited edition built around an indigo washi paper dial dyed in kachi-iro, the deep blue that Japan has long tied to victory. It also marks 50 years of Eco-Drive, Citizen’s proprietary light-powered technology, and only