Automatic Watches

Laco, known for its mid-century pilot's watches, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a stunning gilded tuxedo dial dress watch.

A little bit of this and a little bit of that.

If you're lacking the funds for a Tudor Black Bay Chrono Pink, this might scratch your itch.

No, they don't make a noise.

Yema gives its automatic Superman dive watch a full bronze upgrade, complete with a brushed indigo dial and tropical rubber strap.

It's a tux redux.

This brand just keeps raising the bar.

Vulcain's compact, archival hand-wound chronograph, now in a crowd-pleasing panda dial, packs two unusual features.

Didn't see this coming.

The latest throwback military watch from Mk II has its origins in the 1940s.

Doxa and Topper Jewelers revive their Great White color scheme in the 40mm SUB 250T GMT, featuring a no-date fully luminous dial.

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

An intriguing patent filing for a new case structure hints at some tantalizing possibilities.

Hurry, this deal won't last forever.

Todd Snyder and Timex have outdone themselves. The new 38mm, time-only Olive Marlin sports a sunburst dial in the designer's signature color.

That's some dial.

Ressence worked with renowned industrial designer Marc Newson to create a fully mechanical watch that features a fascinating optical illusion.

Try not to fall under its spell.

Baltic's Prismic is as classic as a dress watch gets, with a 36mm case, dauphine hands and small seconds, now the stone dial version is readily available.

A tempting combination of extreme speed, bright colors and sharp angles.