Automatic Watches

This Art Deco motif of the moon against the night sky combines two trendy dial materials, but it all works because of the particular movement.

Wait till you see the dial.

Menswear virtuoso Todd Snyder adds Aera to his watch collaboration portfolio with a sleek, high-performance twist on the 1950s diver template.

Breitling's aviation icon, the Navitimer B01 Chronograph, gets a racecourse-ready makeover with a titanium case and a carbon fiber dial.

Shades of gray.

This collaborative take on the C60 Trident Luminère incorporates details from the most iconic watch of all time and hides secrets on its dial.

Perfecting the formula (one).

Amazon is officially a luxury watch retailer, and while it is starting off with just one brand, it is an excellent place to start.

Dive into the past.

Who's ready for the beach?

AP jumps on the guichet watch trend by reviving an ultra-rare 1929 design, updated with some stunning visual and mechanical features.

Springtime for Seiko.

It's a great icebreaker.

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

Tacti-cold.

Praesidus' impeccably faithful field watch now comes in a 38mm case with an automatic movement, available in two dial options and two straps.

Hands-on with Chopard's coolest Alpine Eagle.

Héron's best-selling watch, the Marinor — an homage to a group of classic 1960s divers, is back with a cleaner, more streamlined design.

Christopher Ward pays homage to the iconic Rolex GMT-Master and Pan Am, the airline that commissioned its creation.

Piaget's most iconic watch is delivered in what feels like its most natural form, featuring a two-tone white gold and yellow gold revamp.