Oren Hartov

The biggest watch show of the year is happening in Geneva this week — here’s a firsthand look at the most important releases

And while we're at it, what is a tool watch, anyway?

Everybody’s favorite military timepiece manufacturer is back with a white-dialed tank of a dive watch

How one man’s 1970s-era designs led to an entirely new category of timepiece — and why it matters

There are still plenty of bargains to be had in the world of pre-owned timepieces — provided you think of the word “bargain” in a relative sense.

When nothing less than full-on baller will do, spring for some gold wrist candy.

A Non-Car Guy’s Take on the Rolex 24 at Daytona

Can we interest anyone in an absolutely sick forged carbon chronograph with flyback capability and a manufacture movement?

You can (gasp) buy this watch in store

And yes, we're aware you don't actually need one. But we still think you should get one.

From steel and rubber to leather, NATO, perlon and more

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

They’re utilitarian, they’re handsome and, in many cases, they’re affordable.

No longer solely the realm of expensive, high-end Swiss brands, this handy two-timer of a complication is now affordable and ubiquitous.

They're bold, legible and extremely versatile. And you don't have to be a pilot to rock one.

Ditch the Apple Watch, please. And the fancy dive watch, too, actually.