Automatic Watches

Chances are good that if you’re staring at a handwound chronograph that costs under $1,000, it’s powered by the Sea-Gull ST19.

Bell & Ross has applied a fully illuminated dial treatment to their dive watch line, making for a model that you can easily read underwater darkness.

The newest release from French watchmaker Yema resurrects the very first Superman dive watch from 1963.

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight captured the hearts of watch lovers everywhere in 2018.

The new Ollech & Wajs Ocean Graph features a decompression bezel, upgraded automatic movement and 1,000 meters of water resistance.

The new Yema Flygraf Pilot packs a ton of value into a handsome timepiece with military looks and the brand’s own automatic movement.

The True Thinline Anima features Rado’s distinct ceramic case, a skeletonized Swiss movement and a stunning face.

A beautiful design from the mid-20th century is getting a new lease on life.

TAG Heuer has pulled off an excellent recreation of its first Carrera watch from 1964, updated with modern tech and sizing.

TAG Heuer’s celebrating its 160th birthday with a new Carrera that sports colors from its 1972 Montreal chronograph.

The Miyota 8215 movement powers entry-level mechanical timepieces from brands both small and large.

The Alkin Model Two is a modern interpretation of the super compressor-style diver, which uses two crowns and an internal, rotating bezel.

Swiss watchmaker Alpina has partnered with a Dutch company to create a striking diver with a case and strap made of recycled plastic.

A 42mm black PVD case, an automatic day-date movement, a ceramic bezel and 100m of water resistance all for $210? That’s right!

Timex’s dirt-cheap dress watch, the Marlin, is 20% off right now — nab it in blue, green, or on a mesh bracelet for well under $200.

Though the coronavirus may have hampered production timelines, we’re still seeing awesome new timepieces from some of our favorite indie companies.

The new Toge Special Edition GMT watch features Grand Seiko’s famous textured dial in a deep green and the brand’s renowned “zaratsu” polishing.

The Zenith Chronomaster Revival Manufacture Edition makes use of a special dial found in the attic of the Zenith atelier in Le Locle, Switzerland.

Swedish microbrand Bravur Watches’ co-founder Magnus Äppelryd talks about his design background, how Scandinavian design affects his watches, and more.

Japanese independent watchmaker Hajime Asaoka’s more affordable brand Kurono is marking its first anniversary with a special green-dialed limited edition.