Nixon

Tangent Tide Watch

Every sailor worth his pegleg and captain's hat has one eye on the tide at all times, but Nixon made the Tangent Tide Watch for salty sea dogs who need a little help remembering ebbs and flows. The tide sub-dial indicates whether she's on the way in or out and luminous, and oversized hands and numbers make it easy to read the time at a glance. Like any good seafarer, the Tangent's tougher than a barrel of hardtack, with a stainless-steel case and band, mineral crystal face, and a design that's water-resistant all the way to 200 meters, so your timepiece won't go on the fritz if you have a quick run-in with ol' Davy Jones.