Automatic Watches

If you’re after a GMT watch that won’t break the bank — and that offers some tactical cred, to boot — then the Bamford GMT might be the watch for you.

Nivada Grenchen is bringing back the Antarctic, an automatic watch that accompanied Admiral Richard Byrd on very, very cold trip.

The newly Seiko Presage “Cocktail Time” watches feature redesigned cases and eye-catching dials, and best of all, they’re just $425 each.

Quality and refinement don’t need to cost thousands.

Using a process called “hydrographic printing,” Texas-based Tockr has created a striking look for its aviation-themed chronograph watches.

Sinn’s U1 is famous for its utilitarian charm and indestructibility, but it’s 44mm.

The Bvlgari Bvlgari Cities Special Edition 2020 references a watch first released in the 1970s that was only accessible to the brand’s best clients.

Seiko has introduced versions of its Prospex “Samurai” dive watches with ceramic and sapphire.

Doxa’s SUB 300 is being produced for the first time in a forged carbon case and features the old Aqua Lung logo on the dial.

The Tank Asymétrique features a dial in which everything is shifted 30 degrees to the right, resulting in a unique, funky look.

Swedish microbrand Bravur has added two very limited editions to its Scandinavia collection, featuring subtle dial treatments and muted tones.

Get into the vintage watch game with one of these five funky timepieces from the 1960s and ’70s.

A very ’80s chronograph and a very ’60s dive watch join Breitling’s lineup, both in 42mm-wide cases and bursting with vintage style.

For two days only, you can nab affordable timepieces such as the Marlin Automatic, Navi XL and the Milano XL at a significant discount.

The new Spinnaker Dumas dive watches have a unique, 1970s-inspired case shape, vibrant colors and solid build, all for just $400.

Glashütte Original’s newest retro-styled watches feature the brand’s excellent craftsmanship and new, icy blue lacquered dials.

The new Swatch Sistem51 Petite Seconde offers the Swiss brand’s famously affordable, machine-assembled timepiece with a small-seconds dial.

Walter Schaub’s Caravelle watch was purchased during his service aboard a ballistic missile submarine in the midst of the Cold War.

H. Moser’s newest wares make use of Vantablack, a material so dark that it absorbs over 99% of visible light.

We speak to Jason Lim, founder of Halios, about his love of watches and why he isn’t necessarily trying to revolutionize timekeeping.