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Born to be Wound: Alsta Teams with Beyond the Dial for the Motoscaphe 120, A Purpose-Built Watch for Motorcyclists

Watches and motorcycles. It’s a pairing that has long been regarded as a natural one, between two machines that both exemplify traditional pinnacles of coolness and masculinity — a relationship that lends a spark to countless advertisements, photos, and conversations. And yet, despite their long association in the collective mindset, very rarely have watches been...

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Aug 9, 2021 by Caleb Anderson

Affordable Watches

Going Pro: Hands-On with the Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional

Sponsored: The Return of the Legendary Hanhart 417 ES

Worn & Wound’s Windup Watch Fair Returns This Month to New York’s Chelsea Market

Hands-On: Three Months with the G-Shock Full Metal Red Ion GMWB5000RD-4

Destination Moon: Introducing Two new Hakuto-R Eco-Drive Chronographs from Citizen (with Live Photos)

A Nod to Mod: Introducing the Seiko 5 Sports Custom Watch Beatmaker Limited Edition

Wine for the Captain: Reviewing the Rado Captain Cook Burgundy Bronze

The WatchTime Q&A: Tissot CEO Sylvain Dolla on T-Touch, Seastar, the NBA and More

Born to be Wound: Alsta Teams with Beyond the Dial for the Motoscaphe 120, A Purpose-Built Watch for Motorcyclists

Back in Black: Hands-on with the Longines Heritage Classic Black “Sector Dial”

Power at a Premium: 6 Watches Under $3,500 with Great Power Reserves

Back to the Sea: Introducing the Tutima M2 Seven Seas Titanium

Mass-Market Mechanicals: Bulova Expands Surveyor, Sutton, Aerojet, and Marine Star Families

BANG FOR THE BUCK

5 Affordable Omega Watches for New Collectors

Introducing the Accutron Legacy 412, a Precursor to a Cult Classic

Stop & Go: Reviewing the Sinn 910 Anniversary Split-Seconds Chronograph

New Material, Same Grit: Introducing the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze

Raymond Weil Rounds Out its Fab Foursome with Maestro Beatles “Let it Be” Edition

The Slimmest G-Shock Yet: Introducing the G-Steel GSTB400-1A

Innovation, Smart Marketing, or Both? A Closer Look at the Frederique Constant Slimline Monolithic Manufacture

Sweet Treats in Bronze Wrappers: Introducing Three Oris Divers Sixty-Five “Cotton Candy” Editions

Nomos Makes Its W&W Debut With Updates to Neomatik, Club Campus, and Tangente Collections