Watches

The world’s most famous pilot’s chronograph, from 1954 through 1988

From $500 to $500,000 and everything in-between

Slim, lightweight and designed for enthusiasts, skin divers are the ultimate vacation watch

What’s the reality like for U.S. brands making blankets, furniture, cookware and watches? We asked them.

The site promises a simple process for maintenance and repair, so I recently tested it with my vintage Cartier Tank

The Superocean Heritage comes in a fresh new range of sizes, colors, and movements

The new Lozier model features a U.S.-made case and dial with a Swiss movement (and some Swiss-inspired styling)

The Infinity Series Pure opens up the brand's stunning, handmade wristwatches to a wider swath of collectors

Urban Jürgensen is now American-owned and run by star Finnish watchmaker Kari Voutilainen

The round-case lighthouse watch channels major '70s vibe

Limited-edition high-end wares abound, but so do sub-$1,000 field watches

The original Cosmonaute was worn by astronaut Scott Carpenter — but this one can be yours

With stealthy looks and a gorgeous movement, it’s almost painfully cool

The great-looking SUB 200 costs a shade over $1,000

Plenty of excellent timepieces debuted after Watches & Wonders wrapped up, including standouts from Panerai, Shinola and Furlan Marri

Based on a '70s Viscount model that he still owns (and that still runs), this new field watch is a collaboration with Bespoke Post