Style / Watches

Plus, 11 other timepieces you should know from the past month

From Todd Snyder and Unimatic to Huckberry and Marathon, it's a boon time for rugged-meets-affordable timepieces

The Perpetual Padellone is a rare complicated offering named after a favorite vintage watch

Owned by Breitling, Gallet is priced more affordably than its parent brand and offers revivals of classic tool watches

A surprisingly strong month closes out the summer

From a fresh Zenith tool watch to a stunning Octo Finissimo, and much, much more

Perhaps the most famous watch complication can be had from well under $1,000 — or for well over $1 million

I spent a week with the Sub 200 T.Graph II, which thankfully keeps the idiosyncrasies of the original 1969 model

Or: how to stop worrying and wear an entire 401K on your wrist

Limited-edition curiosities made a splash in July, balanced out by an elegant new edition of a clever Longines

“Salmon” is contemporary nomenclature, but the aesthetic goes back to the 19th century

First debuted during the brand's Spring/Summer 2026 runway show, the new Marlin Mesh combines Amalfi-coded colorways with a slinky diver silhouette

Moser's Streamliner Two Hands is an eccentric take on the integrated-bracelet sports watch, and one of my favorite watches ever

The Mission to the Moon 1969 is slathered in Omega’s 18K Moonshine Gold, but you’ll have to jump through some hoops to get one

The Brits sported the same summery IWC release at the tournament

After a run of respected collaborations, Hamilton wades into Happy Meal territory