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Growing and evolving while staying true to yourself is tough stuff. But we think Grand Seiko can pull it off.

The Raven Trekker 39 proves that less can be more if you do it right.

The show's Prop Master breaks down the watches he chose for the time-bending series.

A distinctive dial donned by a deep and daring diver from Deutschland.

After launching an instant classic in the Octo Finissimo, Guido Terreni walked away to take the reins of an independent marque. In his first interview atop his new brand, he explains the thinking that led him to Parmigiani Fleurier.

A '60s-inspired chrono with a mechanical movement to boot.

As '80s Week draws to a close, Phillips' esteemed Head of Watches in New York answers the one big question: So, what should you buy?

Influenced by everything from Swatch to Bauhaus, Alain Silberstein's watches have never fit a conventional mold.

What watch do you wear when fighting Xenomorphs? Hustling pool? Doing James Bond things? Without these classic films, we'd never know.

Photographer Janette Beckman shares six iconic images that capture the burgeoning connection between hip-hop and horology.

Often unloved, '80s Doxas are worth another look.

'80s week, but make it vintage.

Introducing our new Spotify playlist: Time After Time After Time After Time

One of the definitive '80s movies was utterly obsessed with time. Here, we offer a minute-by-minute examination of a classic sequence.

A conversation with Chronoswiss founder Gerd-Rüdiger Lang.

As if we needed any more proof that the '80s are back, Tissot comes through with this bodacious limited-edition reissue.

How a stone-age solution helped solve Tissot's big '80s problem.

The '80s live on in the Databank CA-53W-1CR. And it's yours for less than $20.

The former Kansas City Chiefs lineman put in the time to build a truly eclectic collection.

A week’s worth of retro watch spotting continues with the Material Girl.

A week's worth of retro watch spotting begins with the '80s comedy king and a watch fit for a president.

An all-American '80s action hero wears a timepiece made for the French military.

You gotta have faith...in this watch.

Totally tubular timepieces that represent everything we love about watchmaking's most infamous decade.

Combo metals became a signature of '80s watchmaking – and then went out of style alongside shoulder pads, pegged jeans, and jazzercise. But one of our writers never stopped loving them. And he says a new dawn of steel and gold is upon us.

A five-day celebration of an unfairly maligned, chronically misunderstood, and frankly fantastic decade in watchmaking.

"It's probably the single best value at any price point." –Jack Forster