Automatic Watches

Hublot outfits the wildly original MP-10 Tourbillon in black ceramic. Plus, a safari-inspired Leica, new On shoes and more.

A reissue doesn't get more genuine than Squale using 300 dead stock cases and 100 dead stock bracelets found in storage.

Hamilton has released a worthy competitor for the 5 Sports GMT by upgrading its sleeper dive watch with a "true" GMT and a coveted metal.

French watchmaker Briston makes the material used in most glasses frames look so good, you'll wonder why it isn't deployed more often.

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With a mighty update, this tough Royal Oak alternative is even tougher than before.

Honoring a big anniversary, Bell & Ross’s uniquely squared-off timepiece gets some revealing new treatments.

This gorgeous travel-friendly timepiece, a permanent addition to the brand's catalog, pays homage to its 1968 Hi-Beat 300m diver.

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Zenith mirrors its 1969 Chronomaster with perfect proportions and multiple complications in a stunning rose gold case.

Christopher Ward has shaken up the watch world again by shifting a critical part of its new in-house movement onto the dial.

Mondaine's famous dial, used by the Swiss Federal Railways, has never looked this classy or appeared on a more wearable watch.

The Seiko Presage Style 60s gets a few small tweaks with three beautiful new dial colors and one fancy new strap.

Longines debuted the "Goldilocks" 38mm Conquest in 2024. Now, it comes with a more comfortable strap at a lower price.

Rado is known for iconic dive watches and affordable quality, but a new collection aims at the luxury tier while remaining approachable.

The Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic watch takes the opposite approach to the iconic knife.

Ollech & Wajs revived its "computer" watch from the 1960s, offering further proof that this underrated watch feature is making a comeback.

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Christopher Ward made a documentary following the design of its highly anticipated follow-up to the Bel Canto.

Unimatic teamed up with Kaikado, a multigenerational Japanese brand renowned for its handcrafted tinplate tea caddies.