Automatic Watches

These days, we’re spoiled for choice when it comes to affordable field watches.

Score 20% off the beloved mechanical reissue from Timex, replete with a handwound movement and handsome leather strap.

Longines has announced new versions of its Hydroconquest dive watch in two different sizes.

Girard Perregaux has introduced three new dress watches with aventurine dials that sparkle like the night sky.

A handful of new models mark the 60th anniversary of the first Grand Seiko, including automatics as well as two watches with a new quartz movement.

In a bid to outfit their catalog’s watches with in-house movements, IWC has upgraded their famed Portugieser Chronographs with the cal.

Bell & Ross introduced three new variations of its retro-tinged tool watches, with refined three-hand, GMT and automatic chronograph models.

The “Dirty Dozen” watches of 1945 were serious, purpose-built military tools.

Following the Q Timex’s success in quartz, Timex has introduced a killer-looking automatic model with a “Batman”-style bezel based on 1970s sport watches.

Unimatic co-founder Giovanni Moro discusses his brand’s design philosophy, minimalism, and a certain pineapple-dwelling sea creature.

The new Oris Carysfort Reef Limited Edition is a GMT with a heart (and a case) of gold, sales of which will aid the Coral Restoration Foundation’s work.

Seiko has produced a limited edition version of its new Seiko 5 Sports watch based on the hand-built guitar of Queen guitarist Brian May.

We’ve got a trio of awesome vintage watches available right now, including an Omega Speedmaster from 1969 and an affordable Bulova diver.

The new Zodiac Super Sea Wolf 68 Saturation is a hardcore diver with several retro-sporty touches and a chronometer-certified movement.

The perfect entryway into mechanical watches, this Seiko 5 reference SNKK27 is just $60 today, or 26% off list.

With a sophisticated case, a super-thin automatic calibre and stealthy looks, this is probably the coolest time-only release of 2020 thus far.

The 5th generation of the famous Constellation line features redesigned cases, bracelets and dials, and 26 different references.

Historic Swiss watchmaker Titoni is still making cool timepieces, the latest of which is the retro-themed Heritage.

Carpenter Watches’ Brooklyn Gent is one of our favorite field watches, and it’s improved for 2020 with new finishing and dials.

An updated take on the classic 1960s skin diver, the Sector Dive from Nodus is available in four dial colors for just $425.