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Because I'm a watch collector, I know how much time, effort, and expense that we put into finding the perfect watch. Unfortunately, the included strap or bracelet often isn't comfortable, or doesn't reflect your personal style. That's where StrapHabit comes in to help. Your watch is not complete until it has the perfect strap.
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For 2026, StrapHabit teamed up with Nodus on a Men Wear Pink edition of the Sector II Sport to benefit the American Cancer Society. Here’s how we designed it and how to get one.
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I’ve reviewed the Q Timex before, but the release of our black TQ18 Oyster bracelet called for an all-black Q. Click for my hands-on review of the TW2U61600 and how it looks on TQ18 straps!
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Islander’s Saltaire uses Miyota’s ring solar movement, which hides the solar panel between the dial and chapter ring so the dial can be pure white. I borrowed one to see how this 38mm diver wears.
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Ming’s new spinoff brand, Donut Watch Co., released just 200 of its red-and-pink Jelly Run at the Windup Watch Fair NYC, and I grabbed one. Here’s my hands-on review, how it compares to my Ming 37.07, and the best strap options for its fixed 18mm lug bars.
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Brew pays tribute to New York's checkered cabs with a 1,000-piece Metric Chrono Taxi, debuting at Windup Watch Fair New York. It comes with a Brew-branded taxi medallion, a checkered caseback, and the Metric's proven formula. Here is our hands-on look.
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The Farr & Swit B Sides Berry 4 Breast Cancer is a bigger, bolder Mix Tape watch that supports the American Cancer Society. Read the hands-on review.
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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.
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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.
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