
The 21 Most Important Military Watches of All Time
From the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms to the Rolex MilSub, here are history's most iconic and hardwearing military watches.

From the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms to the Rolex MilSub, here are history's most iconic and hardwearing military watches.
By Oren Hartov

The most common Swiss chronograph watch movement is both polarizing and a timekeeping icon.
By Zen Love and Jason Heaton

Old watches represent great value, the chance to wear a piece of history and, if you’re lucky, a good investment.
By Jason Heaton

How the Heuer-made Seafarer chronographs arose from one of the greatest brand partnerships of all time.

Used for racing, aviation and space exploration, they pushed the limits of what the complication could do.

The chronograph watch is for a man of action, but its mechanics are subtle and wonderfully complicated.
By Jason Heaton

Here are our favorite timepieces, both vintage and new, form this year’s batch of Oscar-nominated films.
By Chris Wright

TAG Heuer introduces a three-hand version of its well-known 1960s watch featuring modern, high-tech materials.
By Zen Love

These three vintage chronograph watches with sporty racing themes feature cushion-shaped cases that scream 1960s-1970s cool.
By Zen Love

Industry experts weigh in on what’s trending in the vintage watch market and its overall health and status.
By J. W. Sotak

We’re flipping our lids over a colorful Speedmaster, a “linen” Rolex, a cushion-cased Heuer and more.

Three vintage pieces from Telstar, Wakmann and Heuer.

Three vintage pieces from Zodiac, Seiko and Heuer.

Bell & Ross debuts two new special-edition chronographs, TAG Heuer’s new Autavia reissue, an extremely rare pocket watch goes up for auction and more.

For the fifteenth installment of our Timekeeping Selects series with analog/shift, we’re presenting a piece of motorsports history: the Heuer Autavia 1163V ($4,900).
By Gear Patrol

For the tenth installment of our Timekeeping Selects series with Analog/Shift, we’re selling a “Poor Man’s Heuer”: a 1960s Hamilton chronograph just off of a fresh service in remarkable condition for $1,700.
By Jason Heaton

This fall we’ve gathered five vintage watches that strike the themes we like: tradition, a sense of sport, and shrewd shopping.
By Eric Yang

As it goes for just about anything “military”, issued timepieces are some of the most collectible in the watch world. Between enthusiasts looking for a rugged watch to go on adventures with, fashionable folks pulling off military-inspired looks, and history buffs bolstering their military regalia collection, the military watch market faces the perfect storm of demand.

When building anything, one must begin with strong foundation. A watch collection is no different.

If you’re like us, you have a long list of watches you’d love to own. But reality (almost) always steps in, and your desires remain unfulfilled.