Bold is always in, and the colorful Time for Fun watch collection by Hey Studio and Trio of Time features numbers floating freely across the face.
UNIMATIC and Massena LAB are continuing their collaboration with a new, limited-edition watch that's inspired by the NASA Artemis campaign.
The Apollo Instruments DSKY Moonwatch harkens back to an era of American innovation, miniaturizing a computer that played a key role in every Apollo launch.
Casio's next watch, the Casio CPP-002, is heat-resistant and designed specifically for the niche use of wearing it in the sauna.
Revisit Design Milk's top 10 most popular technology articles from 2024, filled with nostalgic gadgetry and tools for better living.
Limited to 200 pieces, the Europa Clipper Exploration Watch from Anicorn takes you to the inky beyond with details directly from spacecraft.
Now you can wear your brutally honest love for architecture on your wrist with the B/1 watch by Toledano & Chan inspired by Marcel Breuer's NYC landmark.
Brooklyn architect and product designer Christo Logan turned an obsession with timepieces into the eye-catching, asymmetrical Good + Evil Omen wristwatch.
Bulgari regains the title of the world’s thinnest mechanical watch with their remarkable Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC, measuring a mere 1.70mm.
Made of synthetic sapphire crystal that's harder than steel, Ritmo Mundo's Pegasus is a contradiction – transparent with intent to be noticed.
The Swatch x Tate Gallery Collection of wristwatches are adorned with some of the most famous pieces art found within the four galleries of the Tate Modern.
Watchmaker Anicorn taps into the 90s-era, cutting edge video game console that took the world by storm with the release of the SEGA x Anicorn Mega Drive/Genesis Watch.
British designer Paul Smith collaborates with Braun on minimalist Swiss-made watches with signature stripe hands and streamlined watch details.
What do musician + watch collector John Mayer, Hodinkee, Online Ceramics, and Casio all have in common? They're all collaborators in designing the limited edition, Online Ceramics G-SHOCK 5600 digital watch.
The bane of designers in the 90s is reimagined as a kinetic chromatic watch designed to spin into action with the flick of a wrist.
