Automatic Watches

With a robust automatic movement and a handsome dial, this Seiko Prospex makes for a great first diver.

The Seiko Alpinist has returned to join the brand’s contemporary Prospex lineup with more premium features and killer looks.

Featuring a unique dial design available in multiple colors, the Seascape is a super compressor-style dive watch that won’t break the bank.

Deni Mesanovic studied audio engineering, but his widespread interests lead to his designing watches, sunglasses, microphones and more.

If you missed your chance at 2019’s Zodiac Super Sea Wolf GMT, here’s an opportunity to get a cool blue and green version.

Laurent Ferrier’s Galet Annual Calendar Montre École was beautiful in black, white or blue, but a an opaline dial takes it to the next level.

The Felix from Drop features a bright 24-hour dial, bead-blasted steel case in two available colors and 100m of water resistance.

A new version of German watchmaker Laco’s classic Flieger features a twist on the typically tactical pilot’s timepiece.

Available in two different case finishes and dial colors, these handsome limited editions from Vero and Worn & Wound are sure to impress.

Chicago-based Oak & Oscar is constantly innovating, delivering some of the finest watches to come from the microbrand movement.

Due to a special chemical treatment, each example of the new Big Crown Bronze Pointer Date will have a unique bronze dial.

The famed German watchmaker’s second collaboration with online watch authority Hodinkee looks killer.

When the IDF’s Shayetet 13 needed a badass dive watch for special ops, it was the Eterna Super Kon-Tiki that delivered.

These three vintage watches might not have strong brand recognition, but they’re packed with utility, history and great design.

With its gorgeous enamel dial available in several colors, the anOrdain Model 2 is a different take on the tool watch trope.

Take 30% off a rotating lineup of watches and 20% off everything else sitewide at MVMT’s Black Friday sale.

Doxa’s new collection of affordable, retro-styled dive watches is finally available and comes in the brand’s signature range of colors.

The Günter from German brand DuFa features an integrated bracelet, but it’s just $570 and you can actually buy one.

Timex’s S1 Giorgio Galli Automatic offers a level of detail usually found only on higher-end luxury watches — but it’s just $450.

Inspired by the first successful overland crossing of Antarctica, the new U2-NC features an olive drab case and 300m of water resistance.