This Pro Trek's carabiner-ready strap turns it into a piece of trail gear, not just a watch.

A field watch in khaki green or brown with a nylon strap, compass bezel, and LumiBrite indices.

A field watch on a solid metal bracelet in black or silver-white, with a rotating compass bezel.

Seiko's SRPD93 pairs a stainless steel case and black silicone strap with a bold blue sunray dial.

G-Shock takes the iconic DW5600 and shrinks it down to finger size with the 5600 Series Ring Watch.

The 1972 Speedtimer silhouette returns with a countdown bezel and 72-hour automatic movement.

A 300m automatic GMT dive watch with a 40mm steel case, sapphire crystal, and 41-hour power reserve.

A black dial, lumed indexes and hands, and 300m water resistance help this diver live up to its name.

Bring the night sky to your everyday look with this timepiece from Casio.

The first automatic Alpinist with a GMT complication, built on Seiko's 1959 mountaineering legacy.

The iconic square G-Shock, now factory-built with a FIDLOCK magnetic cloth band.

Once discontinued, now revived, the iconic Seiko Samurai returns.

Beyond good-looking, this luxurious timepiece is imbued with the spirit of international adventure.

MWC's matte black PVD finish is specified in actual military contracts for special forces.

The Timex Legacy Tonneau Chronograph's stainless steel case uses a classic '70s design.

A pared-back, rugged watch with a digital-style GMT and subtle date windows.

Designed to fit on a finger, CASIO's ring watch packs functionality into a diminutive form factor.

Timex's Retroware Digital revives its 1990s INDIGLO backlight in a bold, oversized 46mm case.

UNIMATIC's most capable diver yet, rated to 2,000 feet and limited to 300 pieces.

Timex draws inspiration from the 1960s with the highly wearable 37mm case of the Marlin Draper.

Snoopy mid-serve on Timex's Marlin, with a rotating pickleball standing in as the sweep-second hand.

Hamilton channels its vintage field watches with this manually-wound stainless steel timepiece.