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Citizen Introduces an Affordable 39.5mm Promaster Land GMT Watch for 2026
For 2026, Citizen USA has announced the Citizen Promaster Land GMT BJ7150-50W, a travel-oriented tool watch that stays firmly rooted in the brand’s utilitarian identity. The focus here is clarity, durability, and practical functionality, presented in a size that is likely to work for a much broader audience.
TAG Heuer Revives a Cult Classic With This Colorful Chronograph Watch
At LVMH Watch Week 2026, TAG Heuer added a familiar name back into the Carrera lineup with the return of the Seafarer. This latest TAG Heuer Carrera Seafarer brings the brand’s tide-indicating chronograph concept back as a standard-production model, expanding on a design that has long lived in the margins of Heuer’s history and in the collections of vintage-focused enthusiasts.
This New Mido Integrated Bracelet Watch Streamlines the Multifort 8 Formula
Mido has expanded the Multifort 8 lineup with the introduction of the Mido Multifort 8 One Crown, a streamlined follow-up to the Multifort 8 Two Crowns released earlier in 2025. The new model retains the integrated, geometric design language of its predecessor while simplifying the case architecture by moving to a single crown layout and removing the internal rotating bezel.
Casio Duro Review: Still the Best Affordable Dive Watch Under $100
I’m a little embarrassed to admit this, but in nearly ten years of TBWS, I’ve never actually owned a Casio Duro. I’ve barely even spent meaningful time with one. That feels wrong when I say it out loud, because this is a watch that has existed in plain sight for a long time now. I even wrote about it years ago, right around the period when it started showing up very publicly on Bill Gates’ wrist, and it was already taking on that strange second life where a very ordinary watch becomes something people rally around. Outside of that, my only real exposure before now amounted to a few brief moments handling Kaz’s personal Duro. Enough to register what it was, but never enough to understand why this thing refuses to go away.
Christopher Ward Just Made the Affordable GMT I Wanted All Along
When Christopher Ward first introduced the 40mm C60 Trident GMT 300, I was on board with the sizing and the overall direction. It felt like the right proportion for the watch and an overdue move for the line. The problem, for me at least, was the execution. The blue and white colorways were fine, but they never quite pulled me back in after that initial announcement. That changed this week.
