
Rolex Now Has Another Legendary Daytona Thanks to Jannik Sinner
The best nicknames are never forced. But this surprising Rolex reference now feels like a prime candidate for a new community-approved moniker.

The best nicknames are never forced. But this surprising Rolex reference now feels like a prime candidate for a new community-approved moniker.
By Ben Bowers

Yema developed this robust diver in collaboration with the French Navy. It features a micro-rotor movement and a special bezel track.


What time is it? Cocktail time.

Nivada's Chronoking is back, featuring the brand's distinct interchangeable bezel system and subdials with a prestigious heritage.

The watchmaker reunites with an LA-based style firm for the rare 2100 with a unified theme.
By Ethan Brehm

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new releases.
By Johnny Brayson, Ethan Brehm, Brad Lanphear, and Sean Tirman

Get the best of both worlds.

Ben's Watches and Wren team up again to give the Diver One Magma dial an all-black DLC coating, equipped with a Sellita automatic movement.

This watchmaker is known for its dial treatments, but this one still stands out among its siblings as a true timeless beauty.
By Sean Tirman


The watchmaker enters its G-Shock era, proving retro timepieces can be playful and classy at the same time.
By Ethan Brehm

The automatic Divers Date looks as classic and versatile as ever, with a new grainy olive-drab dial paired with a black ceramic bezel.

This relatively affordable watch marks an addition to the brand's ongoing partnership with the Navy SEAL Foundation.
By Sean Tirman


The gorgeous burgundy dial that has made its way through the Overseas collection lands on the alluring 35mm version.


The Deepwater has already quickly become a fan favorite, but this significantly upgraded version pushes it closer to grail status.
By Sean Tirman

The beloved British microbrand known for its playful reinterpretations of classic watch styles has another hit on its hands.
By Sean Tirman
