Casio is bringing its MTP-B190D tank-style watches to the US, offering a polished dress-watch look with stainless steel bracelets and striking Roman numerals. The pair keeps things simple and affordable with a three-hand quartz movement (±20 seconds/month), 50m water resistance, and a three-year battery.

Casio has introduced five “Black and Electro Green” G-Shock models, ranging from the fully digital GD-010BEG-1 to analog-digital options including the GA-100, GA-700, and the octagonal GA-B2100 “CasiOak,” all pairing stealthy black cases with high-contrast green displays and accents.

If you’re a fan of big dive watches, Citizen’s newest limited-edition Promaster might be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. At 44mm, it has a prominent wrist presence, and its iridescent dial reflects light in vivid aquatic shades. Following its release in Canada and China, the watch is now officially available in the US for $495 starting today.

Citizen’s EO2023-00W Promaster Dive is finally making its way to the US market. It brings with it a color-shifting dial, a unidirectional bezel, and the same reliable, solar-powered functionality the line is known for.

Seiko’s quirky Rotocall digital watch is finally headed to the US. The 1980s-inspired reissue keeps its signature rotating bezel intact, letting you scroll through functions without pressing buttons. It lands this April for $550.

Seiko is expanding its Astron Nexter lineup with four new GPS solar watches that automatically adjust to the correct time anywhere in the world. Two models pack in complications and sub-dials, while the other two keep things clean and minimal—all in lightweight titanium cases.

Citizen is marking 50 years of Eco-Drive with a new limited-edition watch that highlights both its light-powered tech and traditional craftsmanship. The anniversary model features a hand-dyed washi paper dial and a high-accuracy movement rated at ±5 seconds per year.

Seiko is refining its flagship diver with a new Marinemaster that focuses on performance and usability. Upgrades like the Caliber 8L45 movement, ceramic bezel, and a micro-adjust clasp bring meaningful improvements without straying far from the familiar design.