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Mens Automatic Watches

Pelvini men’s automatic watches pair a self winding movement with a 40mm case made from 316L stainless steel. The movement is powered by the motion of your wrist, so there is no battery to replace. Every watch includes a 24-month warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. 

Affordable Automatic Watches for Men

The Forte pairs a white and gold dial with a 40mm stainless steel case making it suitable for both everyday and dress wear. The Venti puts the movement on display through an open dial and runs on the reliable Seiko NH35. It also adds a sapphire crystal and 5 ATM water resistance. Both wind through the motion of your wrist so regular wear keeps them running without a battery. The Caruso and Cesare both use stainless steel cases while Cesare adds a matching steel bracelet.

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How an Automatic Watch Works

An automatic watch winds itself as you move using a weighted rotor inside the case instead of a battery. Wear it regularly and it keeps running; leave it off for a day or two and it stops and needs a quick reset. The second hand sweeps rather than ticks, and many automatics show the movement through an open dial or case back. Automatics run slightly less precisely than quartz and cost more to build. 

FAQ

What is an automatic watch?

An automatic watch is a mechanical watch that winds itself from the motion of your wrist. It has no battery and runs as long as you wear it regularly.

Do automatic watches need a battery?

No. The movement winds from your wrist and stores energy in a mainspring. If you don't wear it for a day or two, it stops and you reset the time.

Are automatic watches as accurate as quartz?

No. A mechanical automatic gains or loses a few seconds a day rather than a few seconds a month. That's normal for the movement type.

Should I choose automatic or quartz?

It depends on how you'll use it. Automatic suits someone who wears a watch most days while  Quartz suits someone who wears a watch occasionally and wants it accurate every time.