Automatic Watches

The Bulova Chronograph A “Surfboard” watch, available in four different iterations, has been resurrected in all its sporty ’70s glory.

Baume has teamed up with French ski brand Zag on the Limited Edition II, which features a case made from carbon and natural cork.

This week we’ve got an incredible value in vintage dive watches, a Rolex Explorer II with stunning patina, and a colorful Tissot chronograph.

The new SBGW-series watches celebrate Grand Seiko’s first timepiece from 1960, now updated with a new movement and a larger case.

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The new Prospex 55th Anniversary Limited Editions feature upgrades steel and titanium cases as well as modern rubber straps.

The Seamaster Aqua Terra, perhaps Omega’s most elegant diver, is now available with blue or green “teak”-patterned sunray dials.

The Aquis Date is now available in a new 41.5mm case, as well as in a new dial color in its 39.5mm size.

Our favorite Italian watchmaker joined forces with Massena LAB on a special edition U1 featuring a “tropical” brown dial.

Timex’s Automatic Day-Date 40mm is now available in all black, green, or two-tone for $259.

The IWC Portugieser HandWound Monopusher Edition “Laureus Sport for Good” features a blue sunburst dial and special case back engraving.

The DuFrane Barton Springs features a striking sunray dial, automatic Swiss movement and 200m of water resistance.

Zenith’s latest in its winning series of El Primero Revival watches is a modern remake of the chronograph known as the “Cover Girl.”

The Nomos Tetra Symphony adds four new options to the brand’s distinctive square-shaped watch collection, complete with in-house movements.

A black PVD version of a watch made famous by Richard Dreyfuss in Jaws, this limited edition of just 50 pieces is currently on sale for $527.

Rado has introduced a new 42mm Captain Cook in bronze with a deep green dial and ceramic bezel.

Three awesome new automatic Presage watches reference the design of vintage chronographs, but they’re far less expensive.

The Sinn 158 brings back an important mechanical chronograph from the 1960s that was originally issued to the German military.

Two new versions of the Hack Watch, available with ivory or black dials, now feature automatic movements.

Hamilton’s immensely popular Khaki watch line is a longtime favorite, and a lightweight titanium case and automatic movement make it even more attractive.