Automatic Watches

Every car enthusiast should know about this unique style of timepiece.

Oh, and it's in steel, too.

Nick Federowicz turned his love for vintage watches into a full-time career sourcing and framing vintage watch ads, with the occasional car and camera ad thrown in for good measure.

The first automatic chronograph movement; the first quartz watch; men walking on the moon; and more.

The Khaki Pilot Pioneer Automatic 38mm is based on a pocket watch issued to American forces.

The brand's biggest news of the year was unannounced and unnoticed.

It features a titanium case and several novel touches, and only 100 will be produced.

These ultra-minimalist watches just might change the way you think about time itself.

Timex has been cranking out millions of affordable watches since 1854. Use this handy guide to figure out which of their timepieces is best for you.

From languishing on shelves to becoming the hottest watch in the world, Rolex’s Cosmograph Daytona has had a wild ride, indeed.

The classic black-on-white design of the 1960s called the “Panda Dial” is making a comeback on modern chronograph watches.

Military field watches are some of the most compelling examples in today's reissue-crazed market.

A sick suit from Awake NY, free clothes from Kid Super, a complex watch from a Swiss brand and much more.

007's watch is always important, of course — but this time feels different.

From Connery’s Rolex to Craig’s Omega, the watch 007 wears is integral to his tough yet refined persona.

007 rocks a 42mm Seamaster Diver 300M with a Master Chronometer-certified movement in “No Time to Die.” And it’s not a limited edition.

These special and interesting timepieces benefit muscular dystrophy research.

The Ollech & Wajs OW 350CI is tied to the restoration of a vintage Swiss military Condor 350 motorbike.

The special typeface, the interesting case design, the comfortable straps...Hermès delivers on all fronts with its new timepiece.

A fleece jacket, a titanium sport watch, slip-on shoes by Suicoke, and so much more.