Casio has made an $80,000 G-Shock. For some perspective, you could spend another $4,600 and reach the current retail price of a platinum Rolex Daytona. Eyes wide... Iโ€™ve been staring at that comparison for a while.

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Formex Just Turned Its Best Field Watch Into Something I Want More

Formex has a new watch called the AirField, and thereโ€™s something familiar about it. The 40mm titanium case comes directly from the brandโ€™s Field Automatic Gen 2. The dimensions are essentially the same, the movement is the same, and much of the underlying formula carries over.

I Finally Tried an Affordable Tourbillon. So Whatโ€™s the Catch?

Hereโ€™s something I never expected to see on TBWS: a tourbillon. And certainly not one in the form of a dressy watch that looks nothing like what Iโ€™d normally wear, complete with a gold-tone case and leather strap. But thatโ€™s been part of my collecting journey this year. Iโ€™ve been trying to experience watches that would probably never make it into my personal watch box, and thereโ€™s something weirdly interesting about this one.

Casio Made a $7,000 G-Shock That Looks Like an Invicta

Casioโ€™s MRG-B2100HR uses platinum leaf, laser-created structural color, and serious MR-G engineering, but the finished effect raises questions at this price

Orient Brings Its Affordable Watch Formula to a Crowded Sports Watch Trend

Integrated-bracelet sports watches arenโ€™t hard to find in 2026. Orient is showing up after the categoryโ€™s busiest stretch, and my first reaction to the new Flusso was pretty predictable: do we really need another one? Maybe. Orient at least has some history to work with. The Flusso draws from the SK, or โ€œSuper King,โ€ watches Orient sold during the 1970s and โ€™80s.

Longinesโ€™ Best Pilot Watch Now Comes in Its Cleanest Color Yet

Longines has two more blue watches. I realize that sentence isn’t exactly going to stop anyone in their tracks. This time it’s the Spirit Pilot and Spirit Pilot Flyback, both receiving matte blue lacquer dials. The Flyback also gets a matching blue ceramic bezel insert. We’ve seen plenty of blue from Longines, including within the Spirit collection itself, so I don’t think the color change deserves all the ceremony. My take is that the watches underneath are what make this release cool. But damn, that blue looks good.

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