Automatic (20)

The Xeric Regulator Automatic breaks down timekeeping into its purest form, separating the hours, minutes, and seconds into distinctly isolated functions.To pull this off, Xeric turned to the mechanical regulator clocks of the 18th century, which were used when legibility was essential, and sometimes meant life or death. Railway conductors, mariners--and even Captain Cook on his voyages around the globe--relied on regulator clocks’ clear and simple way of time telling. Separating functions into isolated subdials allows the reader to see each hand clearly and distinctly.In an impressive mechanical feat, the movement powers hours, minutes, and seconds on separate posts rather than one central pinion. The Regulator Automatic uses a high quality self-winding Miyota movement that Xeric customized with a uniquely designed and precisely balanced rotor.Xeric is of the mindset that functional minimalism doesn’t equate to stark, boring design. The Regulator features raised and sunken elements to accentuate the simple timekeeping of each hand, while also giving you a glimpse into the automatic movement that powers the timepiece. A subtle AM/PM indicator ring is built into the 24-hour display, and a split display for the seconds adds a little Xeric DNA to the watch.These handcrafted watches are made from the best materials. A sapphire crystal, American-sourced Horween leather, and an unparalleled design make the watch an incredible deal. These stunning time machines are individually numbered and limited to just 999 pieces per color.

Inspired by the movement of the night sky, our Celestial Opulence Automatic moves naturally to the rhythm of your life. Powered by your motion as you wear the watch, the movement can store a maximum 40 hours of energy. If motionless longer than 40 hours, wind the watch using the crown until you feel resistance, set it and place the watch back on your wrist where every motion will provide energy for the movement. The exhibition case back displays its 21-jewel automatic movement, while the blush textured strap and rose gold stainless steel case are complemented by celestial details and Swarovski® crystal accents on the silver dial and a rotating disk for the floating hour-hand.

A limited edition classic dress watch with a dual time display, triple guilloche dial, and day/night indicator. Individually numbered to 500 pieces.

NOW IN A BRONZE CASE - This natural bronze will patina over time The Halograph II Automatic features our innovative signature display and halo hands which float over the arcs to encircle the time. The inner arcs display the hours and the outer arcs display the minutes. The time can easily be read through the two halo hands. As the halo reaches the end of its track, a new halo appears on the opposite side, similar to a retrograde display. Two secondary displays were integrated into the movement grille. The day/night window on the left displays your current position relative to the sun. The window on the right is a running second display.  This colorway of the Halograph II Automatic has luminous hands and dials for late night adventures. It works like a light storage battery, where light charges the battery and afterward, the light is continuously emitted.  The straps are made using premium, full-grain leather from Horween, one of the oldest continuously running tanneries in the United States. The straps also feature a quick change springbar system allowing you to swap out different straps for every occasion. Each colorway is limited to only 999 pieces. Each watch is individually numbered.

The Halograph II Automatic features our innovative signature display and halo hands which float over the arcs to encircle the time. The inner arcs display the hours and the outer arcs display the minutes. The time can easily be read through the two halo hands. As the halo reaches the end of its track, a new halo appears on the opposite side, similar to a retrograde display. Two secondary displays were integrated into the movement grille. The day/night window on the left displays your current position relative to the sun. The window on the right is a running second display.  This colorway of the Halograph II Automatic has luminous hands and dials for late night adventures. It works like a light storage battery, where light charges the battery and afterward, the light is continuously emitted.  The straps are made using premium, full-grain leather from Horween, one of the oldest continuously running tanneries in the United States. The straps also feature a quick change springbar system allowing you to swap out different straps for every occasion. Each colorway is limited to only 999 pieces. Each watch is individually numbered.