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The Edifice's case and strap are made of stainless steel. Three subdials are featured on the black face and dial.The Edifice is water resistant to 330 feet, so it's not a watch you'll want to wear on your next outdoor expedition.

This looks like the best buddy of a '40s bombadier, from the stitched canvas band in olive drab to the time marker at the top, with numbers on the exterior for marking seconds. Winding is never an issue, and damaging batteries that will end up in landfills are never an issue with solar-powered lights with distinct movements for indoor or outdoor lighting.

The Grant from Fossil is a stylish timepiece with considerable substance. Every day, we found ourselves checking the stopwatch, which was shown as three little dials within the main face. Although reading the time accurately from an analog display is more difficult than using a digital stopwatch, it was ideal for our informal purposes. The watch's 50-meter water-resistance certification also ensured that it wouldn't be damaged by a little perspiration or other moisture. If the black and brown look isn't for you, Fossil offers the Grant in a range of case, dial, and strap colors.

This one has a quartz (battery-powered) movement, which allows for a slimmer design (just 8 mm). This is a very tiny watch that will easily go under any shirt cuff, which is an excellent feature for a dress watch.

The Capital, like the Bambino, features a day-date complication, which allows you to view the day of the week as well as the numerical monthly date.

In the end, it's another fantastic option from one of the world's most well-known and cheap watch manufacturers.

The Nixon Base Tide is a one-of-a-kind watch for the modern man, combining traditional elegance with cutting-edge technology. It has a water resistance of 100 meters, a 22mm custom injunction-molded ultra-soft silicone band, and technology that can predict future tide timings. It also incorporates a simpler negative LCD that makes it easy to read underwater.