The traditional field watch is a serious military instrument. Timex and Worn & Wound said, “Nah, let’s give it a personality crisis.” For a mere $299, the Field Watch w/a Twist is their fourth limited-edition collab, taking the legible 37mm tool watch and making it genuinely fun. Note the italicized numerals, giving the appearance that
Finally, a timepiece that settles the age-old debate: field watch vs. dive watch vs. outdoor EDC case. The Vaer x Topo Designs x Worn & Wound Solar Hiker Watch ($349) is a triple-threat collaboration that’s almost too much man for your wrist. It’s got a tough 38mm dive case (rated to 200m!), field-watch styling with
Gentlemen, if your wrist game is looking a little too… mortal, allow us to introduce the spectral solution: the Spinnaker Fleuss Automatic Seconde/Seconde/ 2025 Edition for $525. Teaming up with the Parisian prankster of horology, Romaric André (Seconde/Seconde/), Spinnaker has crafted a serious dive watch with a delightful haunting problem. Behind the sapphire crystal and
Behold, the watch for the man whose athletic ambitions slightly outpace his current training regimen. The Huckberry x TIMEX IRONMAN® Flix Watch is a limited-edition legend. It boasts a 100-lap chronograph, perfect for timing your dog’s zoomies or how many times you hit snooze, and timers to scientifically prove your tea-brewing superiority. Dressed in a
Let’s be honest, your morning espresso routine is a delicate, high-stakes ballet. A single second of over-extraction can turn a cup of liquid joy into a bitter puddle of regret, ruining at least the next eight hours of your day. You need precision. You need control. You need a tiny animated coffee cup on your
Forget stale boardroom wristwear; the Spinnaker Fleuss Automatic Nessie Pearl Diver Limited Edition (£390) is here to prove that a diver’s watch can be both rugged and utterly ridiculous—in the best way possible. Created in cahoots with the charmingly irreverent folks at Scottish Watches, this is horology for the man who appreciates fine mechanics but