Automatic Watches

Jack Carlson, founder of Rowing Blazers and Creative Director of J. Press, teamed up with Bamford Watches for this automatic ode to Ivy Style.

This handsome, subdued version of the Doxa Sub 200 is a collaboration with Gioielleria Grande, a renowned Roman jeweler and watch dealer.

Could Omega's third major product family finally get the reboot it deserves?

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new watches.

It looks even better than it did in 1957.

Nodus and Raven Watches update the collaborative TrailTrekker explorer's GMT with a sandblasted steel case and a rich navy blue dial.

Tougher, stealthier, better.

It'll be tough to beat.

Farer's cushion case looks more refined than ever in the new 35mm size, powered by a custom-finished hand-wound movement.

Never thought I'd see the day.

Erebus substitutes the 13 to 24 track found on traditional field watch dials with a custom complication on an automatic movement.

Bulova's 1969 revival looks great, is plenty capable and has real history.

The Eska Amphibian 250 is a faithful reproduction of a 1960s diver dive watch, and is now available with a destro crown.

Hot lap.

Mido is at it again.

The ridiculously affordable quartz version of the 34mm Marlin debuts an eye-catching mint-green dial with a gold-tone case.

Keep time with watchmaking’s most exciting new drops.

Get you a watch that can do both! Kurono Tokyo's new cushion-shaped, automatic dress watch fits into a functional, 100m WR dive case.

It's one cold design.

That's a lot of sapphire.