Oren Hartov

Spanning a wide array of designs and prices, these timepieces ditch steel for a material with compelling properties and eye-catching looks

Featuring everything from a hand-wound Timex to a high-frequency Zenith

Including new straps and storage, the first-ever book from Rolex and even a couple choice timepieces

The Wild One is a hit, so Norqain decided to sell one-off versions — with 3.5 million possible combinations

At $6,500, it’s $3,500 less than the titanium version

Long stigmatized, the Chinese watchmaking industry is delivering impressive products across a wide price spectrum

Dubai Watch Week and Grail Watch are holding a competition to find the next great designer

Widespread in the 1960s and ‘70s, these incredible pieces are finally making a comeback

Microbrands and major manufacturers alike came through big time in October

A late entry from Massena LAB and H. Moser & Cie, with its vintage details and modern expertise, might take the cake this year

A guide to the current catalog, from the classic Louis Cartier to the outré Cintrée

The fresh entry in the Patrimony line is a collaboration with French designer Ora Ïto

Personalizing your watch transforms it from a mere composite of gears and springs and steel into something much more meaningful

Everything from sub-$1K microbrand divers to complicated, high-end masterpieces

The watches include two new takes on the 45GS, plus entries in the Evolution 9 and Heritage collections

The New Khaki Field Quartz offers a battery-powered alternative to the awesome Khaki Field Mechanical — and it comes in two sizes