Automatic Watches

This limited edition Timex is automatic, handsome, and inexpensive. It's the perfect gateway watch.

The Wristmaster collection packs a hell of a punch, and even more so considering Kickstarter pricing.

The Aquastar Deepstar II is the successor to a legendary diver and nearly as quirky as the original.

Tough canvas bags, aviation watches, a couple of surprising collabs and more.

Want incredible value in a mechanical wristwatch without spending a fortune? Look at this independent Swiss brand.

They're affordable, and you can buy them at the mall — like, any mall. What's not to love?

But if you can pull off this very gold and very bold version of the Intra-Matic Auto Chrono, you've won the watch game.

It's a natural question, but the answer's not so simple.

Based on a famed Vietnam-era timepiece, the Benrus DTU-2A/P is a revamped American classic.

The Pelagos FXD Marine Nationale was designed for the French Navy's combat swimmers.

That's right. You can now get your preppy threads and your pre-loved timepieces in the same place, courtesy of Analog/Shift.

Colorful boots, Wes Anderson-inspired sweatshirts and watches both bold and subtle.

The unofficial dial color of the year proves to be surprisingly versatile.

Independent watchmaker Urwerk once again blows our minds.

Bremont has announced its own movement, and it's housed in a hell of an interesting watch.

Did your favorite make the cut?

Modern Clarks, a tie-dyed Balaclava and a beautiful blue chronograph are all on our radar this week.

Longines and HODINKEE teamed up on a fresh, limited-edition version of the classic "sector dial" watch.

Timepieces so tough that you can easily pass them down to the next generation, battle scars and all.

A cashmere topcoat, a Super Sea Wolf, quilted pants and more.