14 Killer Watches That'll Last a Lifetime

With watches, it pays to take the long view. The mechanical timepieces you see here are standouts in 2023. But if you care for them properly, they'll still be ticking—and looking damn good doing it—decades from now. Looking for something that'll stand the test of time? Start here, featuring watches from Hublot, Patek Philippe, Bell & Ross, Hermès, TAG Heuer, Breitling, and more.

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