Automatic Watches

It’s perfectly possible to snag a respectable watch for less than a Benjamin — in fact, you can even go automatic.

From divers to dress watches to pilot's watches and more, these are the best in class at the $2k mark.

A new Hodinkee x Unimatic limited-edition collab is a recipe for hype.

There’s a myriad of great divers you can buy for a few hundred bucks.

A robust automatic field watch for under $300? Seiko's done it again.

Seiko offers some of the best value in watches. We break down each of its modern product lines to help you understand what's available.

Once subordinate to big brother Rolex, Tudor has fully come into its own.

Originally made for Japanese "mountain men," the Seiko Alpinist is a robust outdoor watch with strong personality.

Timex keeps churning out affordable, hype-worthy collaboration watches.

Believe it or not, upcycled plastic recovered from the sea is the latest trend in watchmaking materials.

Field watches offer some of the best value out there, and these awesome examples prove it.

Get an already budget-friendly Seiko sports watch for even less.

Yep, it's another integrated bracelet luxury sports watch — but it shouldn't be this affordable.

Approaching five figures means in-house movements, exotic complications, and some of horology’s heaviest hitters.

There are incredible values to be had at the sub-$5k mark from a wide array of brands.

The gold watch has always been and remains special.

Watches with serious specs and mean looks are plentiful, but modern military watches are quite different from issued ones of the past.

With some summery colors, the collab masters nailed it again.

The Fourth is strong with this one.

The GMT watch is brilliant not because of its complexity but because of its simple ingenuity. Here's what you need to know about it.