Automatic Watches

The Series8 automatic integrated sports, featuring an angular case and bezel, trims some fat with a new case measuring 39mm wide by 10mm tall.

Watch your six, beagle.

Serica celebrates one of the world's most beautiful alphabets by replacing the Arabic numerals on its Ref. 6190 Cali dial with Thai script.

They're pretty impressive, too.

Citizen expands the Tsuyosa collection with a diver-inspired update featuring a unidirectional rotating bezel and enlarged dial details.

It's about ... time (sorry).

Time to add one to your wishlist.

For the first time in 30 years, Sinn offers the 903 chronograph in titanium, and it is still less than half the price of a standard Navitimer.

Orient takes a page from the Crown's playbook by revamping its best daily-wearing automatic watch with four vibrantly colored dials.

Keep time with watchmaking's most exciting new drops.

The Italian indie watchmaker improves the specs of its flagship dive watch without touching the signature minimalist look.

Designed to thrive in some of the harshest environments, these blacked-out beauties are a worthy addition to the brand's lineup.

Ressence teamed up with Japanese artist Terumasa Ikeda to give its unique mechanical watch a neon sci-fi look using natural materials.

Pepsi challenge.

Dark meets light.

Nodus updated its collaborative watch designed specifically for photographers, featuring the first-ever exposure gauge bezel.

Yema refreshes the Wristmaster collection with a small seconds version of its in-house micro-rotor automatic movement, plus a wild limited edition finish.

Baillod turns a 19th-century pocket watch created by the founder's family into a classical luxury dress watch with an automatic movement.

Start your engines.

The historic Italian dive watch brand offers a set of two new Radiomirs based on archival designs, packaged with a dream vacation for watch fans.