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The Nixon Stinger 44 is the brand's more traditional diving-style watch. It's solar-powered with a countdown bezel, great for the beach and surfing.
Spinnaker teamed up with Seconde/second for another play on a famous watch (and great use of lume) with the 2025 Fleuss 40 Automatic SP-5170-11A.
Bulova added GMTs to the Devil Diver line, combining vintage style with a travel function. My favorite is the lume dial. Click for the hands-on review!
StrapHabit collaborated with AWWC on a strap, so I borrowed this Jack Mason Strat-o-timer GMT: AWWC Edition for a hands-on review and photos.
The Nodus Contrail was my favorite GMT, but that was before Islander released the Republic. Since I had both watches, a comparison was in order.
Sometimes, I buy a watch like the Héron Marinor Rainbow because it looks cool. Luckily I bought one the morning it was released, as it sold out by afternoon. Read the review to learn more about the watch.
Praesidus Watch has continued to expand its line. While most are faithful military homages, it has added color to the Pathfinder 44 Bastogne Edition.
An upcoming trip was the perfect excuse to buy a GMT watch. Nice finishing, traveler GMT, but under $1,000. This brought me to the Nodus Contrail GMT.
My son has a history of choosing fun watches for me. Recently it was a Lego Sports Basketball Watch with a minifig liked I had never seen before.
When Timex released a titanium traveler GMT in collaboration with the James brand, I really wanted to check one out. Its spec sheet is packed with good stuff, click to find out how it is in the metal.