Automatic Watches

Rolex has revealed the latest update to the most famous watch of all time.

The Octo Finissimo Tourbillon Chronograph Skeleton Automatic is the world's thinnest automatic watch with monopusher chronograph and tourbillon.

The automatic GMT Bezel, available in three colors, provides access to two time zones for well under $2k.

Each Night Flight represents the cosmos over a different city as seen from the window of an airplane.

The Vintage Rolex Field Manual: Chevalier Edition is required reading for any serious Rolex enthusiast.

The Longines Heritages Marine Nationale updates a watch issued to French naval forces.

Omega’s legendary 321 movement has returned to a steel Speedmaster based on the watch worn by astronaut Ed White.

We asked Matt, lead singer and guitarist of Vertical Horizon, to whittle down his watch collection to only three pieces. It wasn't easy...

From the Moonwatch to the Seamaster to the Dark Side of the Moon, here are five great Omega watches you should check out.

With its bright orange and white colors, the new Zodiac Super Sea Wolf GMT is the cheerful shot of positivity you need right now.

A 12-hour rotating bezel is a handy way to track another time zone without the added cost of a GMT complication.

Can't get your hands on a new steel Rolex sports watch? No worries — that's what the pre-owned market is for.

Collins Watch Company's third release is available in black, white, blue, green, yellow or orange.

A dive watch is useful on dry land, too. You just need to know your way around the bezel.

Nivada, which floundered during the Quartz Crisis, is being resurrected, along with its vintage Chronomaster and Antarctic watches.

In-house movements, incredible finishing, stunning value: are Grand Seiko, Nomos and Tudor the new upper echelon of attainable modern watchmaking?

The International Watch Company joined forces with Orlebar Brown on a special edition of its Portugieser Yacht Club Chronograph.

Pair your summer-white Swatch Sistem51 automatic watch with a matching $40 Flik Flak for your child.

Mido’s eye-catching “Rainbow Diver” from the ’60s has been resurrected as the limited-edition Decompression Timer 1961.

The new, fifth-generation Constellation is available in a larger case with a ceramic bezel