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The Breitling Top Time has a specific origin and a specific mission. Willy Breitling launched it in the early 1960s as a deliberate departure from the brand's established pilot's watch identity &mdash …

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In 1973, Tissot produced a tonneau-cased chronograph that represented the brand's most direct expression of its motorsport identity — a Valjoux-powered automatic chronograph with a perforated le …

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The Austin-Healey is a specific kind of object — a British sports car from the 1950s and 1960s that was designed as much for the sensory experience of driving as for the act of getting from one …

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The Seiko Prospex Speedtimer has one of the most specific origin stories in the current Seiko Prospex range. In 1964, Seiko was appointed official timekeeper of the Tokyo Summer Olympics — a mom …

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The TAG Heuer Monza was created for a specific moment: Niki Lauda's first Formula 1 World Championship, won at Monza in 1975. Heuer — still independent before TAG acquired the brand in 1985 &mda …

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The Timex Weekender is one of the most widely worn watches in the world — not by watch collectors, but by everyone else. At under $30, with INDIGLO night-light illumination, a clean legible dial …

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