Automatic Watches

By toning down the bling, Vacheron Constantin made its 36mm automatic perpetual calendar a perfect luxury-tier daily dress watch.

The iconic tool watch gains a new case material.

Legendary Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara, of Fragment, applied his signature opulent, monochromatic minimalism to the Carrera Chronograph.

Don't worry, it's still plenty tough.

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It's been a busy year for the Japanese watchmaker.

AVI-8 worked with Worn & Wound's design wing to create this highly legible and exceptionally affordable go-anywhere, do-anything watch.

Betcha can't buy just one.

Unimatic created a unique chronograph for the Los Angeles boutique Maxfield, featuring DLC-coated steel and an automatic Sellita movement.

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More of this, please.

Echo/Neutra physically and visually downsized its ultra-suave mechanical dress watch, available with three dial options and sold with two straps.

Honestly, I'll take any excuse to buy a new watch.

Bremont's bold jumping hour design gets a mesmerizing upgrade with a glimmering deep blue Aventurine dial and a frosted steel case.

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Set it and really forget it.

It's a match made in horology heaven.

The Official Timekeeper of F1 debuts a new version of the legendary Monaco, featuring engineering on par with the sport's most advanced cars.

The flagship ProPilot Date received a few subtle changes to its case and some striking updates to its dial, resulting in a more modern look.

This unexpected combo really works.