Automatic Watches

Dive watches are popular, but some are legendary.

While some are willing to pay for the convenience, the idea of a watch winder as an essential tool of watch ownership is largely unfounded.

The brand's new watch was designed with input from Air-Glaciers rescue helicopter pilots.

The history of the Zenith Pilot goes back a long ways — even before the first successful flight.

Neon green accents and a rotating bezel ... this is going to be good.

Sinn adds some big upgrades to its cult-favorite (and totally legal) clone of the iconic chronograph.

Equipped with a space-tested movement and a communication-delay bezel, Fortis's new chronograph is destined for the red planet.

Buying a timepiece from a luxury brand doesn’t mean you have to sell your car.

Unimatic's Modello Uno, Due and Quattro received the stealth treatment to go along with new black suede straps.

If you've been holding out for the perfect PRX, your time has finally come.

You know the Dirty Dozen. Say hello to the Filthy 13.

Recent releases from Moser, Tudor, Zodiac and more put the "hot" in hot pink.

Great watches can come from unexpected places.

Everyone seems to love the new hot pink version of Zodiac's Super Sea Wolf GMT.

All of the hottest Seiko and Grand Seiko releases in one place.

The most notable timepieces ever designed, all in one place.

What's the difference between the two most iconic watch bracelets in the world, and which is right for you?

Christopher Ward's The Twelve X costs Tudor money. Is it worth it?

Decked out in gold and diamonds, have we strayed too far from the watch's tool watch roots?

Watches from Timex to Tudor and more offer the distinctive bicolor-bezel look you're after.