Add in all the other attributes that have made this watch so popular and the 37mm Tsuyosa should be a smash hit. For my money ...

It even has an automatic mechanical movement ... Since it lacks a set of holes for the buckle, the watch can be perfectly adjusted to any wrist size, and I sometimes find myself adjusting the ...

The watch is driven by a mechanical automatic movement – the Miyota caliber ... and which forms a perfect fit, even if your wrist circumference changes slightly. Another neat feature of the ...

All six versions of Bradner GMT Automatic come with a stainless ... the 42mm case still worked well on my smaller wrist. It’s a watch that’s likely to protrude from your sleeve rather than ...

This is an example of the first self winding wrist watch made prior to selling the patent to Rolex. It was designed by John Harwood and the contributor's father was given it after qualifying as an ...

Titanium watches are light and easy on the wrist. Automatic watches are highly regarded for their internal intricacies and consistent functionality. And GMT watches add a complication that gives ...

Backed by the motion of your wrist—no battery required. The gears that make up the movement wind themselves when the watch moves. Automatic watches feel a little more special, sometimes like ...

and devices that determine a wrist measurement or watch band size using depth data captured by a depth sensor of an electronic device. Apple says that existing measuring techniques have various ...

Looking to add a bit of sparkle to your wrist? We’re particularly fond of Richard Mille’s RM 037 Automatic Winding watch. Set with diamonds and with a red strap, it goes with everything from ...

Instead of using a battery, automatic watches are powered by the movement of your wrist. Inside there's a tiny motor that spins as you move, winding up the mainspring to keep the watch running.