Automatic Watches

Just when I thought I'd seen every stone dial out there.

Everything you need, nothing you don't.

Hanhart finally revives the 417 ES chronograph, favored by the King of Cool, with its ultra-rare all-white dial in the original 39mm case.

The affordable dive-style watch travels back to '73.

It's like catnip for watch nerds.

The brand's fan-favorite Marlin lineup gets a trio of new retro-inspired barrel-shaped cushion case editions hearkening to the '60s.

Orange is the new black.

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

Addition by subtraction.

TAG Heuer tidied up the dial on the fan-favorite Carrera Chronograph Glassbox by removing the date, and threw in one more update to boot.

At less than $300, this new tool watch is quite the bargain.

Talk about a glow up.

It's a true porpoise-built diver.

Nodus updates its toughest, most functional automatic GMT field watch with a shimmering green dial, fit for outdoor adventures.

Putting the "Time" in "Greatest of all Time."

TAG Heuer's most advanced mechanical chronograph movement, featuring a split-seconds complication, finally arrives in a Carrera.

And I said, "What about watches at Tiffany's?"

This one-off variant of the fan-favorite King Seiko KSK absolutely shines.

Omega gives its ceramic-and-titanium Seamaster Diver 300M an all-white revamp, featuring a frosty dial design for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Zenith completes the Defy Revival collection with a stunning dial crafted from a 3D scan of a vintage example and the original 1969 blueprints.