Automatic Watches

While a well-respected watchmaker, Hanhart isn't exactly known for divers. But the Aquasphere is fully equipped for serious submersion.

From the dial to the case to the movement, the level of craftsmanship on display is almost unbelievable.

Italian microbrand U-Boat launched a titanium dive watch with 10,000m water resistance, and you can actually buy it.

The watch just wasn't the same without it.

Powered by an in-house automatic movement, this French '70s-inspired sports watch is perfectly sized and remarkably lightweight.

Despite the luxe new look, the price only went up 20 bucks.

Is Omega angling its flagship diver to compete more closely with Rolex?

What happens when a century-old design meets 21st-century materials?

Nodus teamed up with the automotive experts at Ammo NYC for a driving watch with rose gold detailing and a "destro" crown.

Benrus revived a Vietnam-era field watch contracted by the U.S. Army with a crowd-pleasing case size and well-respected movement.

Rolex’s Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program was in the news recently after a study revealed just how wide the price disparity can be between various Rolex CPO retailers. (For more on that, go here.) Now, less than two weeks later, Rolex’s CPO program is making headlines again. And while the previous story was more of a […]

Even without its most famous feature, this watch gets engines revving.

Van Speyk's unorthodox moon phase is a classic, affordable dress watch boasting a range of color options and a Swiss movement.

Venezianico created a vibrant, mesmerizing dial using Damascus titanium, a modern alloy smithed with centuries-old techniques.

The Fifty Fathoms collection grows in a way you might not expect.

The Red Baron won't know what hit him.

Rado joins the downsizing movement by releasing the first regular production Captain Cook 39mm, emphasizing the move with two gorgeous dials.

Huckberry has discounted a titanium dive watch with 200m water resistance and a well-respected in-house automatic movement to under $600.

IWC's latest pilot's watches break new ground for the brand.

If you hate snowflake hands and faux rivets, this may be the diver for you.