Watches and Clocks

The Casio Pro Trek PRW-6900YB-3 just dropped to $312 on Amazon and at Casio’s online store, a 40 percent cut off the $520 list price. That’s the lowest this stove-themed Tough Solar watch has ever been, and stock at Casio’s own store is already running thin. Price: $312 Where to Buy: Amazon This is a […]

The Lunar Pilot is one of those watches that collectors love and complain about in equal measure. The history is real, the price has stayed reasonable, and the design has earned its place in the conversation about affordable space-flown chronographs. The case size has always been the sticking point. At 43.5mm, the standard Lunar Pilot

Swatch’s playful diver just learned a useful trick. The brand’s SCUBAQUA Collection picked up four new colorways on April 23, 2026, and two of them now tap-to-pay straight from the wrist using Swatch Pay. Price: $155 Where to Buy: Swatch The fresh quartet covers aqua green, midnight blue, electric fuchsia, and solar orange, each named

Casio just gave its extreme-sports G-Shock line the upgrade fans have been waiting on. The new G-LIDE GBX-H5600  is the first watch in the G-LIDE family to ship with a built-in heart rate monitor, and it pairs that sensor with the tide and moon graphs that have defined the line for years. It’s a clean

The Geneva watch fair closed this month. Every “affordable” pick rounded up from Watches and Wonders 2026 is priced between $2,900 and $6,300. The cheapest is the Oris Artelier Complication, a 39.5mm dress watch with a moonphase and a second time zone that starts at $2,950. The Tudor Monarch costs $5,875. Sinn’s new Hunting Watch

TAG Heuer’s Formula 1 Solargraph was one of the most fun summer watches of 2025, and the brand isn’t letting that energy fade. For spring 2026, the Formula 1 line returns with a softer, more playful palette. Five new pastel releases split across TAG Heuer’s proprietary TH-Polylight plastic and sandblasted stainless steel, with pre-sales opening

You know how Casio usually lives in that affordable-but-clever corner of your drawer? The new Oceanus Manta OCW-S6000AP-1A is not that Casio. It’s a limited run of 700 pieces, the dial uses a traditional Japanese indigo dyeing technique, and it’s asking about $3,100. Yes, for a solar quartz. That’s the sentence that’ll make a lot

Luminox has a new Leatherback Sea Turtle Giant, and the styling is a clear break from the watch’s usual ocean-coded identity: a full desert wash. This one, model XS.0326, keeps the 44mm turtle-shell case and recolors every surface in the same sand tone. Case, bezel, strap, all of it. It’s $475, and it’s aimed at

The Timex Waterbury Heritage Automatic GMT answers a specific question: how close can you get to a Rolex GMT Master on a consumer tech budget? Timex’s answer is 41.5mm of stainless steel, a two-tone rotating bezel with a numeral track, a color-matched GMT hand, and a bracelet that mirrors the profile of the reference it’s

Swiss watchmaker Hautlence made one of the boldest watches at Watches and Wonders 2026. The Retrovision ’64 doesn’t try to look modern. It doesn’t try to look timeless either. It looks like a prop from a 1960s sci-fi show, except it’s built around a real mechanical movement. And it works. Most of the show this

IWC Schaffhausen just threw the traditional playbook out. The Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive, unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2026 in Geneva, is the Swiss manufacturer’s first timepiece designed and engineered from scratch for the specific demands of human spaceflight, and it has earned official certification for spaceflight from Vast for Haven-1 environments and crew usage

Montreal-based brand Dime has linked up with Timex and UK retailer END Clothing for a new take on the classic T80 digital watch. The result is a gift set that wraps the T80 in a studded stainless steel bracelet and pairs it with a second leather strap, all for $229 USD. Price: $229 Where to

We’ve been keeping an eye out for NASA-themed watches that commemorate the Artemis mission, and this one caught our attention. Custom Casio Royale mods have blown up over the past year. Builders have been turning the classic AE-1200 into all kinds of unique pieces, from retro-style collectibles to custom metal-cased builds. The affordable base watch

Tissot and Pinarello have teamed up for the first time, combining over 170 years of Swiss watchmaking with the Italian cycling brand’s racing pedigree. The result is the Tissot Pinarello Special Edition, a 42mm (43mm across) forged carbon cycling watch priced at $1,775. Price: $1,775 Where to Buy: Tissot Pinarello, founded in 1952 in Treviso,