Automatic Watches

No, that's not a speedometer on the dial (even if it looks like it).

The original SAR diver that started it all for Marathon is back, with some improvements.

Accutron rolls out four new and improved versions of its classic Astronaut watch.

Several of the former QB's timepieces and memorabilia will also go under the hammer this December.

Tudor's fancy new manufacture is the latest evidence that this is a brand in charge of its own destiny.

But is it too expensive?

Christopher Ward's "Desk Diver" doesn't even pretend that you'll be exploring the ocean depths with this watch.

The Murph is back with more options for fans than ever.

The most emblematic Bauhaus watch honors its origins in a surprising way.

Jack Mason's first Swiss-made watch has caught my attention.

Seiko adds its favorite complication to a handcrafted dial made in accordance with Japanese tradition.

Let's go exploring.

An upstart Swiss watchmaker is following up its recent viral hit with a seriously impressive tool watch.

The latest version of Omega's icon makes several subtle improvements that could appear on the next-gen diver.

Rolex Explorer II fans, this is for you.

You may think you've seen every type of chronograph. Think again.

Sinn brings back a collector favorite, now with an in-house movement.

Seiko's beautiful new King Seiko references seem to reignite an old rivalry.

Divers, GMTs and chronos — these watches were built with purpose.

Independent brand De Bethune is making its presence known on the court.