Automatic Watches

Amida converts its 1970s driving watch, featuring an automatic jump-hour movement, into a retro sci-fi masterpiece.

The watch incorporates feedback from actual explorers.

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new watches.

Nomos' Bauhaus field watch, featuring a California dial and small seconds, adds olive green and rose pink dials to the collection.

Too good to ignore.

Peer into my sapphire crystal ball.

It's not even close.

Vintage style meets technological precision.

Bell & Ross's 36mm integrated steel sports watch gets a shimmering dial featuring aventurine glass with 18 diamonds.

Doxa's most approachable diver goes against a major watch trend, while also reviving two formerly limited-edition dial colors.

In what must be the most extravagant Navitimer ever released, the B19 Chronograph Perpetual Calendar now comes in a full platinum build.

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new watches.

Good looks, good price.

I wouldn't change a thing.

If you want something done right, do it yourself.

The world's most iconic pilot's watch pays tribute to a symbol of the golden age of commercial aviation with an absolutely stunning design.

This is more like it.

King Seiko's Vanac, an integrated sports watch from the 1970s with a faceted case and bracelet, gets a full titanium overhaul.

This titanium revamp of the storied Superman dive watch features a dial inspired by the lunar surface.

The storied Visodate gets reimagined once again with a beautiful brushed dial and a downsized 39mm case, equipped with an 80-hour power reserve.