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While unlikely to take over from the ever-popular blue and green, these red dial watches are all stand-outs in their own way.
Are you familiar with all the styles of watch bracelets? Here's a refresher.
If you're going to make a watch battery-powered, might as well make it solar. These are some of the best solar quartz options out there.
Bang for buck champions.
The decision has been made, the dollars have been saved. Time to buy a new watch. Only issue is, where to do it in Melbourne?
The stone dial and integrated bracelet trends are old hat - it's time for the quirkiness of the 1970s to come back.
What is a chronometer, or what does it mean to be COSC-certified? Here are all the answers.
Feeling lucky (or just verdant)? Here's some of the best green dial watches available in time for St. Patrick's Day.
"Less, but better", the design ideology applies to all of these Bauhaus watches, though in vastly different ways.
Finding a cheap watch is getting harder and harder, but there are still some quality options under US$100.
Here at Time+Tide, we're proud to be one of the watch industry's biggest supporters of micro and independent brands. Here's some of the best.
Here are a bunch of great dive watches from several different brands that will all ring up the till less than US$5,000.
Horological mastery and lifelong obsessions made these creations come to life.
Built to be tough and accompany you on any adventure, these survival watches may just help you get out of a sticky situation.
We've put together a list of some of the best chronograph watches on the market today that span the breadth of this popular category.
Snazzy and scratch-proof: this list contains bold perpetual calendars, stealthy pilot's watches, and unique divers.
A mechanical digital watch is borderline oxymoronic, but here are some of the best mechanical watches that digitally display the time.
In time for International Women’s Day, we shine a light on some of the women in watches you ought to know about by now.
Need a watch that can withstand the harshest things you can throw at it? Here are a few suggestions.
Purple watch dials may not be the most common, but they are among the most evocative that you'll find on the market.
Though usually associated with sports watches, this selection of titanium watches encompasses pretty much all tastes.
Fair warning - Grand Seiko nerdery inbound.
Why is Switzerland such a watchmaking powerhouse, and why is it so hard to make watches outside of the country?
Racing and watches - name a better love story than that.
These will get your heart racing in no time.
The Tudor Black Bay has been a fan-favourite since release, but what if you're looking for bang for a little less buck?
These watches cater to every orientation of the population.
Australia might not be the first place you think of when you're talking watches, but the Land Down Under is home to some seriously interesting…
Stylised numerals, shapely cases, and above all, class.
Can you still get a good watch for under $50? Of course, but the options are dwindling.
There is a surprising amount of variety in just one movement family, meaning there is something for everyone with an SW500 movement.
China can't be ignored when it comes to horological significance, as these top Chinese watch brands prove with their artisanal quality.
Who says watches have to be round?
Field watches rank as some of the most versatile and timeless watches on the market. Here's some of the best.
Cartier has accumulated one of the densest and most revolutionary histories of any luxury brand - here's everything you need to know.
Seiko and limited editions - a match made in heaven. Here's some of the best.
A watch is just about the best birthday gift, especially for a young adult. What? No. We're definitely not biased.
Here's everything you need to know about Switzerland's most prolific movement supplier.
The 1950s could be considered an era of horological renaissance, and these are the watches that defined it.
If your love language is gift-giving, here’s a list of Valentine's Day watches you can buy right now.
Looking to bring some maximalist medieval flair to your watch? Buffy explains how to make a chainmail watch strap for yourself.
If you needed any more proof that US$1,000 can get you a great mechanical watch, this list of affordables is it.
These minimalist watches have slim cases and unassuming dials, but are uncompromising when it comes to design, making the most of the least.
Love the antique look of a well-weathered tool? These bronze watches are for you.
There's something about a time-only watch that stands out. Here are a few of the absolute best on the market.
The origins of the California dial may remain a mystery, but what we know for certain is that these are some of the best you…
What's the difference between a G-Shock and a Pro Trek? And why is Casio Oceanus so expensive? We might have an answer for you.
What goes up, must come down, and it's the same with watch sizes. But what about those yearning for a 42mm+ beast?
The Breitling Navitimer is probably the first name you think of when the subject of pilot's watches comes up. Here's a bit of its history.
Making final decisions before your big wedding day can be stressful. For watch addicts, it's which watch to wear. Here are some tips...
Intimately associated with the glamour of international travel, world timers ooze class. Here's some of the best money can buy.
A common phrase watch collectors throw around is "strap monster". We decided to take a moment to break down what it actually means.
While two-tone may transport some of us straight to the '80s, these five watches prove that the trend could be on the rise again.
Usually not considered a watchmaking hotspot, Spain has some hidden horological gems.
Watches can be so uptight and boring, but these brands have no interest in overinflated egoes, putting all their eggs in the fun basket.
Buffy, our resident goth, helps you with watch nerd-friendly goth accessorising.
Buffy takes a historical deep dive into the history of Casio, makers of many things useful in our daily lives - especially great watches.
No bread, no condiments, just a disc of lume flanked by a dial and calibre to really light up a design.
Forget brand storytelling: there are still a few important use cases for mechanical watches for military and intelligence operatives.
Hated by Cartier snobs and beloved by newcomers, the Must de Cartier line was a saving grace for the brand that's had a lasting impact.
Who needs hands anyway?
Sometimes it can be nice to just wear something that doesn’t fill up every available millimetre of skin.
If you need a watch to keep up with an active, tough lifestyle, then any of these tactical timepieces should fit the bill.