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Santurce Collection's Picúa takes its cues from the 1960s Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Barakuda and reworks them through a Puerto Rican lens: a 39mm, 300m diver with a Swiss Sellita SW200-B, a DLC bezel insert, and bold block indices, all for $949. It isn't flawless, but it's one of the more characterful dive watches under a thousand dollars. Here is our hands-on look.

The MAD1S is fun, but it's a lot of watch to wear. After striking out in several lotteries, I finally got the MAD2 Live, M.A.D. Editions' more wearable follow-up with a vinyl record-inspired dial, a bi-directional jump hour, and a La Joux-Perret movement. Here's how it compares.

Sheffield's newest watch donates $100 per watch to the Brian LaViolette Scholarship Foundation. Read our hands-on review of the MecaQuartz chronograph.

A Swiss titanium field watch and a Japanese solar chronograph shouldn't have much in common, but both have become go-to grab-and-go hiking watches, crossing the Atlantic through UK trails alike. We put the Seiko SSC961 and Formex Field Automatic Basalt Grey side by side to see how two completely different approaches end up solving the same problem.

Is the $90 Casio Duro dive watch actually worth it? Our hands-on review breaks down the specs, colorways, and best replacement straps for this budget icon.

A big, striking forged carbon diver with a lume performance strong enough to get spotted across a city street at night. Now sold out across all three colorways, so the secondary market is the only way in, but the dual-strap setup and 300m water resistance make the case for hunting one down.

A jump hour homage to the vintage Amida Digitrend, built to be glanced at from a driver's seat rather than read from across a room. It shares suspiciously similar hardware with at least one other brand's take on the same concept, so we put the two side by side to see where the real differences are.

Shaped like an Atari 2600 and built like one too, this novelty piece from Nubeo trades subtlety for sheer size. A Seiko NH35 automatic sits under the hood, but this is a fun-money purchase first and a serious collection piece a distant second. 

DWC's Terra cost $45 and sold out instantly, with 75,000 people trying to get one. Read our hands-on review of the titanium watch everyone's talking about.