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Watch of the Week: Longines Conquest

If you’ve seen our February issue than you know two-tone watches are back. But these aren’t the gaudy gold accented timepieces associated with ’80s excess; this new breed brings a hefty, masculine edge to elegant silver and gold or black and gold pairings. Swiss watchmaker Longines’ Conquest watch is a prime example of two-tone 2.0, bringing stainless steel and 18K rose gold together into one handsome timepiece. The simplicity of the watch’s components (sleek black laquer face, bar indexes save for the twelve and six markers, clean bracelet links) are offset by the luxe materials used to create a watch that’s refined, but still incredibly modern. It’s the type of two-timer you’d be glad to have on your arm.

Have a Gray Old Time

Take a hint from fall’s overcast skies and wrap your wrist with the color of the season.

Watch of the Week: Black Fleece by Brooks Brothers

The cool grey watch face, the of-the-moment timepiece color we’ve spotted everywhere this season, keeps things modern while details like the handsome time markers, perfectly-positioned date display, and steel case ensure the design will remain timeless. It’s a smart option for any patriot, in a time when it matters most.

All hail Christopher Bailey. Burberry’s Britain Chronograph is our Watch of the Week.

GQ Selects: TAG Heuer Aquaracer Chronograph

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Watches this fall are—BAM!—huge. These star NFL pass rushers show you how the right wrist action can deliver serious impact.

The GQ Guide to Watches

Are you a man of steel? Or is leather your thing? Whatever your preference, find the watch that’s right for you.

The GQ Guide to Watches

Strap up.

#GQWatch Wednesday

The little details make all the difference—so how’s your wrist game? Show us on Instagram with hashtag #GQWatch, and each week, we’ll pick out 10 of our favorites to feature on GQ.com

The GQ Guide to Watches

Because a wrist is a terrible thing to waste.

Sporting Goods: The King Power Miami Heat Chronograph

Will the Heat take it in tonight’s Game 5? Only time will tell (get it?) but we bet Dwyane Wade and the rest of the guys will be counting down the hours with this timepiece from Hublot. The whole thing references basketball motifs without looking like a novelty piece, which is a pretty fine line.

RumbaTime’s Perry GO Watch

The folks at RumbaTime are looking to make life a little easier, and less bulky, with the launch of their new Perry GO watch. At first glance the sporty timepiece looks like a watch we’d regularly endorse around these parts (interchangeable, striped nylon strap? yes, please) but Perry’s added value comes in the form of a contactless NFC payment chip, turning a wrist into a wallet. Clever.

Watch of the Week: Diagono by Bulgari

If you’re looking for an ultimate eye-catching sport luxe watch that will take you from the sandy beaches to the city streets, then get to know this Bulgari Diagono watch.

How to Buy a Vintage Watch

Jump the vintage game. Don’t get gamed.