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Pre-Owned Picks: A Selection of Everyday Watches For Your Everyday Needs

Not every watch fits into the perfect sub-category, some are simply meant to be a daily driver.

Hands-On: Autodromo Captures The Essence Of ‘80s Digital Watches With The New Group C

Automotive nostalgia and general nostalgia collide with these throwback racing-inspired pieces.

How Panerai Cemented My Love Of Watches

For any watch lover, there is always that “one watch” that either started their journey, or cemented their love of them. As a lifelong watch lover, Panerai was that brand, and the PAM 312 was that watch! Panerai is one of those polarizing brands. They have a great history, but over the past 10 years of so, they’ve lost their lustre and have been the centre of some controversy in the watch world. However, say what you want, the one thing that people can’t deny is how iconic the Luminor Marina and Submersible are. You see those curved edges on the case and THAT crown protector and you know it’s a PAM – you can spot them a mile off! Just a casual coffee day Others have tried to emulate it, but none have really succeeded in achieving the look and feel that a Panerai has on the wrist. Couple this with its rise in the late 90’s and early 2000’s due to its popularity among action heroes such as Sly Stallone, Jason Statham, Arnie and the like, and it’s easy to see why they became so popular. For me, it was less the action star association, and more that many of the successful people I was working with back in the early to mid 2000’s owned one. Seeing Panerai’s on successful people’s wrist, in hindsight, probably swayed my subconscious mind to want one – being a junior and aspiring professional myself, why not aspire to that? But more than this, I thought they looked great, were big (as was the trend then) and were very unique. Big bold numbers and indices...

One To Watch: Meet Buci, The French Brand That Makes Watches With – Surprise – Poetry

Nousseïma Baraket wears her heart on her wrist, and wants you to do the same.

Staff Picks: We Picked Watches For Our Valentines – And Got Their Honest Reactions

An imaginary $5,000 budget put to use with varying degrees of success.

Editors' Picks: Six Valentine's Day Watches That Run The Gamut From Extremely On Theme To Merely Pink

Two editors share their favorite V-Day picks and what follows is some agreement, some disagreement, some Cartier, some Rolex, and lots of hearts.

Weekend Edition: Celebrity Watch Spotting, Watches To Wear In Your Doomsday Bunker, And Our Style Editor's Take On 2023 Watch Trends

Read on for secondary market predictions, Grammy's watch spotting and a very funny article about the TAG Heuer Solargraph.

Pre-Owned Picks: Five Unusual Watches That Are New To The Shop

Most of us are familiar with a Submariner or a Navitimer, so now let's look at the hidden gems in some of the most popular brand's catalogs.

Business News: Swatch Sold One Million MoonSwatches in '22, Leading A Record Year For Swiss Watches

But can it last?

Watches, The New Asset Class: Silas Walton & Eric Ku

Vintage Watches: A 1980s Cartier Santos Galbée, A 1966 Breitling SuperOcean, And A 1970s Certina Chronolympic

From an '80s "power watch" to a classic vintage Breitling chronograph with a unique feature, this week's vintage collection has it all.

How Resonance Powers Precision In Mechanical Watches: From Huygens To François-Paul Journe

Just Because: Rabbit Watches Are Multiplying

From Swatch to Hublot to Vacheron, everybody's making them. As a service to you, the reader, we rounded up the most notable specimens – and rated them with carrots.

Pre-Owned Picks: A Selection Of Smaller Watches For Every Wrist

For those who know good things come in small packages.

Talking Watches: With Brooke Shields, Model, Actress, Entrepreneur, And Icon Of The '80s

Did you know she was a watch collector too? Well, feast your eyes on these pieces.

Vintage Watches: A 1960s LeGant Chronograph By Zenith, A 1971 Omega Seamaster 60, And Two 1970s Chronographs From Heuer

Think outside of the box with this week's vintage selection.

Pre-Owned Picks: Collectible Watches For Those In The Know

Recent arrivals to the shop that deserve a moment of your attention.

Introducing: TAG Heuer's Trio Of New Connected Watches Have Something For Everyone

One for golf, one for extreme sports, and one for those of us who sign up to the gym without fail every single January.

LVMH Watch Week 2023: Zenith Unveils a Quartet of Defy Sports Watches

Phillips Watches Presents Le Concours de Complexité – A F.P. Journe Watch Collection

First NWA for 2023: Six brilliant watches to consider for your first watch purchase in 2023

A new year means new quota for watch purchases. What will be the first watch in your NWA come this 2023? We have some timepiece suggestions.

One To Watch: Why This Dapper Englishman Left His Gig At Rolex To Relaunch His Family Business, Fears Watches

The story is almost too good to be believed. But Nicholas Bowman-Scargill brought a forgotten family legacy roaring back to life.

30 Best Mechanical Watches Under $500

As new enthusiasts dip their toes in the waters of the watch world, it’s easy for them to become mired in watch-specific terminology that, while second nature to seasoned nerds, can prove challenging for anyone less experienced. Understanding the specific nature of the type of movement powering a watch is an excellent example of an area in which a little bit of research goes a long way in elevating your knowledge base and helping you to make an informed purchasing decision. Terms like quartz, mechanical, automatic, manual, and hand-winding are essential basic knowledge for anyone looking to bring their understanding of watches to the next level or purchase a new piece. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the most prominent types of mechanical movement types on the market. First, we’ll create a high-level primer on how the most popular types of watch movements operate before digging into a list of some of the best options on the more attainable end of the spectrum for each respective movement type. To begin, let’s tackle the term “mechanical” as it relates to watches. In the modern watch world, the vast majority of watches fall into two major subsets. The first is quartz, which utilizes power from an installed battery to power a small circuit that measures timekeeping by way of an oscillating quartz crystal, shaped like a tiny tuning fork, which vibrates at exactly 32,768 per second, allowing for an impressively high level of accuracy. Quartz calibe...

The Spec Sheet: The Breitling Aviator 8: Inspired By Vintage Pilot's Watches

Take to the friendly skies without leaving your couch.

Photo Report: We Went To Basketball Courts Around NYC – And The Watches We Saw Surprised Us

There were horological heavy-hitters on the hardwood – okay, on the asphalt.