Automatic Watches

Yes, this Navitimer has a panda dial, but it is in the nuanced details that you find one of the best-looking Breitling watches ever released.

Keep time with the industry’s most exciting new watches.

Getting better all the time.

Back in black.

Citizen's hit affordable automatic sports watch, the Tsuyosa, gets a clever dial update from French artist seconde/seconde/.

The stands at Wembley won't know what hit 'em.

Damn the torpedoes.

RZE, an up-and-coming indie brand known for tough titanium watches with affordable prices, puts a modern spin on a classic pilot's watch.

A year after reviving the E Line with an automatic movement, Timex updates the compact TV dial with a pair of pastel sunburst dials.

It also begins a new era for the brand.

Orient gives one of its best-selling automatic dress watches a cleaner, more balanced dial by ditching the date window.

Blast off.

Orient Star, the Grand Seiko to Orient's Seiko, creates an elevated version of the cult-favorite Bambino, and it's still affordable.

In our Excellence Era.

From afar, the watch industry may seem unhurried. But every passing day brings about new timepieces from brands big, small, new and old. Below, find 42 new releases from the likes of affordable brands like Seiko and Timex, luxury legends such as IWC and Audemars Piguet, and enthusiast favorites like Christopher Ward and Ming. Together, they show an industry that never […]

Shine bright like a moissanite.

When in doubt, black it out.

A little gold never hurt anyone.

Bell & Ross adds a bronze case to its newest generation of dive watches, the BR-03 Diver, featuring a black dial and a black ceramic bezel.

Similar looks, similar functionality, dissimilar price.