Automatic Watches for Men

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Shop by movement Movement is the main thing that separates one watch from another here. For a wider spread of self-winding pieces across the catalogue, the automatics collection covers mechanical movements beyond just men's styles. If a quartz movement suits you better, men's analog watches keep traditional hour and minute dials without the need to keep a watch wound. Analog dials appear across every movement type, useful if you want to compare automatic against quartz side by side. Anyone after a digital display instead of hands and indices is better served by the digital watches range. Shop by collection A few Timex families carry most of the automatic styles here, each with its own design register. Marlin runs slim cases with domed acrylic crystals, sitting in a mid-century register that suits a smaller wrist. E Class keeps to everyday analog designs, a straightforward option for daily wear. MK1 takes a field-watch approach, built in lightweight cases for a more utilitarian look. Legacy sticks to traditional dress proportions for anyone after a more formal profile. Shop by case and strap material Case and strap material shape both how a watch looks and how much upkeep it needs. Stainless steel watches cover cases and bracelets built for daily wear with minimal upkeep, the dominant choice in this collection. Leather watches for men soften with wear over time and suit more formal dressing than a bracelet does. The broader leather watches range extends that same strap option across other movements too. Shop by case and strap material Case and strap material shape both how a watch looks and how much upkeep it needs. Stainless steel watches cover cases and bracelets built for daily wear with minimal upkeep, the dominant choice in this collection. Leather watches for men soften with wear over time and suit more formal dressing than a bracelet does. The broader leather watches range extends that same strap option across other movements too. Shop by style and occasion Wh