Automatic Watches

The Seiko SRPC91 “Save the Ocean” is a Turtle-based special edition diver produced in partnership with Fabien Cousteau.

The Martenero Kerrison features a Mioyta automatic movement with date and American-made leather strap.

Autodromo’s automotive-inspired Group B was already a damn good casual wearer, but the new Corsica Blue dial makes it that much more fun.

Merlin is new microbrand is launching with a solid dive watch offering a ton of value, especially at early-bird pricing.

We sit down with Nodus Watches in L.A.

We speak with Nick Harris about his origins as a watchmaker, the state of his company, Orion, and taking on the big boy boutique brands.

The new Waterbury Automatic Collection features 21-jewel automatic movements, date windows and 40mm or 42mm steel cases.

MVMT’s watch and sunglass offerings were already relatively inexpensive, but now you can snag anything on their website at a deep discount.

Lauren and Lorenzo Ortega’s Lorier Watches is crafting some of the best values in mechanical tool watches in the U.S.

With 25 different models to choose from, there’s a Bauhaus-inspired watch for everyone.

With 27 models spread across 5 lines, Seiko is doubling down on the idea that anyone, anywhere can afford a solid mechanical watch.

In production since 1963, the Seiko 5 is a classic of the affordable mechanical watch world.

The Vero Century is available in three different dial colors and two different sizes, but keeps the ornamentation to a minimum.

Widely lauded as one of the best 3-hand movements ever made, the IWC Cal.