Awesome Watches

Brighten up your day with this brilliantly green pocket gear collected by our friends at Everyday Carry. Their loudest loadout yet includes a Moleskine notebook, a Flowfold zipper pouch, a Kershaw pocket knife, and an Invicta diver’s watch, all in shades of acid and lime green that’ll wake up your rods and cones.

Vero’s modern field watch is built for outdoor adventures. It has a stainless steel case with a Cerakote finish, an AR-coated sapphire crystal, and offers water resistance to 390 ft. Its Miyota chronograph movement has a left-hand crown and pushbuttons. It sits on a hook-and-loop adjustable woven strap. Vero stands behind its watches with a 10-year warranty.

One of two new additions to Projects Watches’ The Times collection is this captivating analog timepiece with a white-on-black dial, yellow accents, and hour markers repeated in concentric circles. The other new release is the disorienting Move with the Times watch. The price shown is for pre-orders, which ship starting 11.2023.

Celebrating 40 years of G-SHOCK, the GMWB5000PG offers a fresh take on the classic G-SHOCK DW5000 watch. It has a stainless steel case with a recrystallized gold ion plating that looks like gold leaf. Like the original, it’s light on features, but it does have solar power and Bluetooth app connectivity. The full-metal watch is also available in recrystallized silver.

The Timex Expedition North Slack Tide is ready for the sea. The 41mm watch has a stainless steel case and an easy-to-read display with large, glow markers. It’s water resistant to 200 m and has a rotating bezel and special movement to view local tide conditions. It comes in blue with a TIDE recycled plastic fabric strap or green with a black leather strap.

This bold wristwatch from Dufrane Watches features a black case with electric blue details. Its Swiss Sellita SW330 automatic movement has a 42-hour reserve and includes a GMT hand. Blue C3 SuperLumiNova on the hands makes it easy to read in the dark. We love how the rippled blue face looks beneath its double-domed sapphire crystal.

Armitron makes its Wave watches from Tide Ocean Material, recycled plastics that would have otherwise ended up in the ocean. It has day, date, and 24-hour hands and looks particularly dapper in this navy blue and gold nautical theme. It’s also available in orange, teal, and black.

This collection of EDC gear makes us think of the crisp and cool winter days just around the corner. This week’s Everyday Carry Loadout includes a bold G-Shock watch, a sleek Ridge wallet, a classic Victorinox pocket knife, and more, each done up in a pure-as-the-driven-snow white.

This classically styled Timex chronograph features a silvertone stainless steel case with a high-contrast dial. Its triple analog dials can measure with an accuracy down to 1/20th of a second. It features a woven nylon strap, a scratch-resistant mineral glass lens, and Indiglo backlighting for nighttime visibility.

Timex time traveled back to the 1970s for inspiration when designing its Celestial watch. The 36mm stainless steel watch features a retro-fabulous style with a gold-on-blue night sky face with sparkly crystal stars and a stretchy expanding metal band. It comes in a flashy goldtone or a subdued blue model.

Leather, wood, and brass are three distinctive materials known for their longevity and handsome looks. Our friends at Everyday Carry assembled a collection of six rustic accessories that go great together, including a substantial hunting knife, a pocket-friendly brass flashlight, a minimal wallet with a leather exterior, and a classic German fountain pen.

Original Grain’s Heritage Collection brings watchmaking back to the U.S., with each timepiece handcrafted in one of six American workshops. The watches incorporate an American-made quartz movement, a stainless steel case, and wood from bourbon barrels or prohibition-era rackhouse wood. Available with black or copper plating or real bronze.

Casio presents a new digital watch inspired by the vintage 1970s 52QS-14B. The A1100 series features a stainless steel case, a metal link band, a retro-style LCD screen, and four front-mounted buttons for setting, changing modes, and turning on its light. It’s available in stainless, goldtone, and a black finish with a green LCD.

We’re digging the clean, modern styling of Maven’s MUS-01 wristwatch, with its thin-line graphics, sandblasted steel hardware, and bold orange parachute-style strap. It has a Swiss quartz movement with Super-Luminova glowing hands and a durable sapphire crystal. Choose from 34mm or 40mm sizes.

Blend into your surroundings with this collection of desert-inspired pocket gear from Everyday Carry’s The Loadout. The curated set of six color-coordinated items includes a rugged Leatherman multitool, a Magpul slimline wallet, a Bertucci field watch, and more, all done up in dusty shades of desert tan.

Porsche Design celebrates 60 years of the Porsche 911 with the Chronograph 1 – 911 S/T. The $13,500 watch is exclusively for buyers of the 518 horsepower Porsche 911 S/T. It has a high-accuracy WERK 01.240 caliber movement, a sandblasted titanium case, a high-contrast black dial, and a winding rotor inspired by 911 S/T’s alloy wheels. Limited to just 1963 pieces.

Nixon deftly blends the digital and analog worlds with its Ripley wristwatch. It features a rugged, shock-resistant core with a stainless steel top plate. Its LCD background has chronograph, day/date, alarm, dual timezone, altitude, and temperature readouts and can be blacked out in City Mode for a cleaner look.

Farer’s sublime Palmer watch has a GMT dual-time display with a Swiss-made movement and a beautifully pearlescent opaline dial. A fusion of ice-blue Super-LumiNova and ceramic sits behind black hour markers for a cool backlit glow, and we love the splash of orange on the second hand and five-second numerals. Limited to just 150 pieces.

Watchmaker AVI-8 teamed up with Capcom to create a limited-edition wristwatch based on the top-down shooter, 1942. The aviation-themed watch features pixelated planes from the game, skeletonized hands, a bitmapped date indicator, and a “12” marker in the game’s logo font. Each watch includes custom prints by artist Nache Ramos. Drops 7.28.2023.

This black and white wristwatch serves as a reminder that time passes too quickly. The analog timepiece has intentionally blurry numbers to give the illusion of movement. It has a stainless steel case and sits on a black leather strap. It’s part of designer Jason M. Peterson’s Times collection for Projects Watches. Pre-orders save 20% for a limited time.

Istvan of Custom Watches World takes Casio’s AE-1200 digital watch and makes it much cooler. He modifies the watch with a negative LCD screen and heat treats its stainless steel bracelet for a variegated look. He also performs a hydromod, filling its interior with silicone oil for improved viewing angles. He also mods watches with custom color displays.

The Reclaim Ocean watch features a unique case made from plastics that were destined for the ocean. Created by Timex using Tide Ocean Material, the plastic is collected from coastlines by fishermen, then washed and shredded to make this sustainable material. The watch features an Indiglo light-up dial and a date window and is water-resistant to 30 m.

Timex rewound their time machine more than 50 years to bring us a pair of 1972 reissue watches, including this bold model with a large 43x39mm goldtone body, a burgundy dial, wide gold markers, and a date window. It has a stainless steel case, a quick-release leather strap and is water resistant to 50 meters.