Collect luxury watches from Rolex, Omega, and Breitling the WatchBox way! "Watches Tonight" host, Tim Mosso, discusses both the most interesting and best watch models from the traditional Swiss watch "Big Three." Whether you prefer simple watches or complications, dress watches or sports watches, you are sure to find the wrist watch for your wrist on this evening's live stream.

Rolex watches are the industry standard for iconic design, name recognition, and enduring appeal. But the name that transcends the watch world also draws huge amounts of attention from non-enthusiasts seeking a designer name. Tonight, Tim names the current most interesting Rolex and the best all-around Rolex watch. Surprise: there are no Rolex Submariners, Daytonas, or GMT-Masters in tonight's show! Tim selects the electrifying Milgauss GV Z-Blue (116400GV) as the "most interesting" Rolex and the Yacht-Master "Dark Rhodium" dial (126622) as the "best overall" Rolex.

Omega watches are second only to Rolex in name recognition and market penetration. While the Omega Speedmaster Professional "Moonwatch" and the "James Bond" Seamaster Diver 300M dominate forum discussions, they're not on Tim's list. We name the Omega Seamaster 1200M "ProProf" as the "most interesting" Omega watch and the blue dial De Ville Hour Vision Annual Calendar as the "best overall" Omega watch model.

Finally, Breitling, now in year three of its Georges Kern-powered rebuild, still commands respect among watch enthusiasts. While the Breitling Navitimer is the brand's most famous watch, and the SuperOcean Heritage is the current best-selling Breitling family, tonight's selection goes beyond the usual. Tim selects the Breitling Aerospace Evo super quartz pilot's watch as the "most interesting" Breitling watch and the Breitling Premier B01 Chronograph 42 Bentley British Racing Green as the best overall Breilting product.