Luxury Watches

Both run on light and never need a regular battery change. The real differences are in the range, the price and the details. Here is how to choose.

Two of the most popular automatic dress watches under $1,500. One wins on specs, the other on dial and price. Here is how to choose.

The PRX is rated 10 bar, which covers swimming but not scuba diving. Here is what you can and can’t do with it in water, and where the PRX name comes from.

Rado sits a clear step above Tissot and is known for scratch-resistant ceramic. Here is what makes it luxury, what doesn’t, and who it suits.

Tissot is Swiss, old and well made, but is it luxury? Here is where it really sits, what your money buys, and whether a Tissot holds its value.

Skagen makes some of the slimmest, cleanest watches for the money. Here is what they do well, where they cut corners, and who should buy one.

Luminox watches glow all night without ever being charged. Here is how that works, and which model fits the way you live.

There are hundreds of G-Shock models, but only a handful of families. Here is what each one is for, and which one we would pick for different people.

A chronograph watch does two jobs at once. It tells the time like any watch but it can also work as a stopwatch. So if you want to time a run a phone call and a parking meter or how long your tea takes to brew you can do it from your...