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 ...

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

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.

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

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

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.