Automatic Watches

The watch is Tudor's first-ever three-way collab.

The time to buy is now ... if you can.

Italian boutique watchmaker Venezianico cut an absolutely stunning dial from artificial opal for this impressively capable dive watch.

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It's never looked better.

Not bad for $690.

Aston Martin debuts its first watch collection.

Just wait until you turn it around.

Autrodromo's homage to 1980s auto racing design is blacked out, accented with a ton of lume, and cuts a razor-sharp profile.

Get you a diver that can do both.

The latest edition of an award-winning modernist marvel is equal parts functional globetrotter and head-turning work of art.

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Time for a snow day.

Citizen's Tsuyosa 60 is barely three months old, but the automatic integrated steel sports watch is 25% off during the brand's holiday sale.

Better start saving.

This watch pays homage to F. A. Porsche—designer of the 911—drawing inspiration from his personal timepiece.

TAG Heuer achieved perfection by applying details from two highly coveted vintage models to its much-loved new Carrera Glassbox design.

Bell & Ross debuts a fully metallic take on the BR-05 integrated steel sports watch, with a time-only, mirror-polished steel dial.

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Frederique Constant introduces a Highlife Moonphase automatic sports watch with a clean onyx dial, exclusive to Time and Tide.