Today’s new watch is called the Timex 1972 World Time Reissue. Just like the original, it’s a watch with a rotating bezel ...

How does a quartz watch work? Unlike mechanical watches, which are essentially powered by the movement of your wrist, via a wound spring and a system of gears, quartz watches use a battery or ...

The battery is dead. Long live the battery. If your quartz watch takes a licking but actually stopped kicking, never fear: you can easily change that battery yourself. All you need is a few tools and ...

Should I replace the battery just to be safe? With many of today’s quartz watches having an end-of-life feature, it is not advisable to replace the battery until it is absolutely necessary.

Learn everything you need to know about quartz watches, including their features, benefits, and how to choose the right one for you.

Decades after the cheap, reliable movement shook the industry to its core, enthusiasts are giving these luxurious, collectible timepieces a second look.

Whether you're collecting timepieces that complement your wardrobe or just want to see if a nice watch suits you, there are ...

Quartz watches are tougher than you think.Despite the promise of better timekeeping, watch enthusiasts have, ironically, long disdained quartz watches. A watch powered by a battery instead of a ...

Long scorned despite being cheaper and more accurate than their mechanical counterparts, quartz watches are finally getting some love.

The ZTE Quartz is a big and somewhat pedestrian entry into the Android Wear 2.0 fray, but you won't find a better 3G watch for the money.