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It’s time you owned a masterpiece. The Movado Museum Classic is an icon of modern design, featured in museums worldwide and renown for the elegant simplicity of the dial defined by a single dot at 12 o’clock, a design element that symbolizes the sun at high noon. We’ve elevated this iconic watch even further with an automatic movement powered by the motion of your body, the pinnacle of Swiss technical mastery. In this style, we’ve paired a chic black dial outfitted with our signature dot and slender hands with a 40mm case and a luxurious mesh strap in gleaming yellow gold PVD.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

Movado Series 800, 42 mm stainless steel and yellow gold PVD-finished case and bracelet with black chronograph dial.

Men's Museum Classic watch, 40 mm yellow gold PVD-finished stainless steel case, black Museum dial with gold-toned dot and hands, yellow gold PVD-finished stainless steel link bracelet with deployment clasp.

Sophisticated elegance meets sporty style. This stunning watch makes a chic statement with its two-tone design and eye-catching green sunray dial. We’ve added a signature touch with our iconic dot motif displayed in gleaming yellow gold PVD at 12 o’clock and in the concave accents on the bezel and bracelet. The 32mm stainless steel case frames a green sunray dial outfitted with anti-reflective sapphire crystal, a date window, and Swiss Super-LumiNova® hands, hour markers, and indices at 6:00 and 9:00.

First introduced in 1950, the Movado Calendoplan captures the soul of mid-century design with contemporary details. This timeless chronograph timepiece is inspired by our archives and features a 43mm luxe yellow gold ion-plated stainless steel case framing a navy chronograph dial outfitted with three parchment subdials, Swiss Super-LumiNova® accents and a date window. The design is completed with a classic link bracelet in matching yellow gold ion-plated stainless steel.

Movado Museum Sport Chronograph, 43 mm gunmetal PVD-finished stainless steel case with black PVD-finished bezel. Features a black chronograph dial and gunmetal PVD-finished bracelet.

Retro-cool design, timeless styling and a distinctive case have defined the Datron Collection for over 50 years. Inspired by our archives, this timepiece features a 41mm case of stainless steel housing a chevron textured navy dial fitted with a day window, a date window, and Swiss Super-LumiNova® accents. We’ve added a modern touch with an exquisite Swiss made automatic movement. A fluid three row bracelet in matching stainless steel and effortless push-button deployment clasp complete this essential piece.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

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Movado Amorosa, 24 mm yellow gold PVD-finished stainless steel case, black Museum dial and yellow gold PVD-finished stainless steel double-bar bangle-style bracelet with 18 diamonds (0.070 t.c.w.).

Men's Museum Classic watch, 40 mm stainless steel case, round black dial with 11 diamond markers (0.043 t.c.w.) and silver-toned dot and hands, stainless steel link bracelet with deployment clasp.

Retro-cool design defined by timeless styling and a distinctive case have defined the Datron Collection for over 50 years. Inspired by our archives, this design features a 39mm case of rich yellow gold ion-plated stainless steel housing a deep blue dial fitted with Swiss Super-LumiNova® accents and a date window. A fluid three row bracelet in matching yellow gold ion-plated stainless steel and effortless push-button deployment clasp complete this essential piece.

Iconic design meets sporty style. We’ve paired the modern aesthetics of our signature Museum Dial with sporty details to create the height of contemporary style. Crafted from rugged stainless steel with a gleaming yellow gold PVD finish, this watch boasts a 43mm case with a glossy black bezel. The rich black chronograph dial features three sub dials, gleaming yellow gold-toned accents, a date window, and a minute track. We’ve completed the design with a matching bracelet fitted with a push-button deployment clasp closure.

It’s time you owned a masterpiece. The Movado Museum Classic is an icon of modern design, featured in museums worldwide and renown for the elegant simplicity of the dial defined by a single dot at 12 o’clock, a design element that symbolizes the sun at high noon. We’ve elevated this iconic watch even further with an automatic movement powered by the motion of your body—the pinnacle of Swiss technical mastery and displayed in all its beauty with an exhibition caseback. In this style, we’ve paired a chic black dial—outfitted with our signature dot and slender hands—with a classic 32mm case and a sinuous H-link bracelet, all in rich rose gold PVD.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

Movado.com EXCLUSIVE, Movado has partnered with renowned Cuban-American artist Carmen Herrera to release the limited collection of watches as part of our Artists Series. This exquisite collection consists of five styles, each a limited edition of only 100 pieces.

Inspired by Amarillo Uno, this vibrant design plays with themes of inversion present in Herrera’s work. The sculpted dial features graceful white cut-outs to mimic the original, along with our iconic dot. The shape of the cut-outs is reflected in the custom-designed hands, the double-keeper, and the angled end of the luxurious leather strap.

A portion of proceeds from this artist series collection will be donated to Public Art Fund.

The Heritage Series Calendoplan S modernizes our classic 1950's silhouette with a sporty edge.

This 42mm chronograph watch features a sand dial, Swiss Super-LumiNova accents, and a black aluminum bezel.

Movado S.E., 41mm dual finished stainless steel case and bracelet with silver concave polished dot accents and blue sunray dial. Features Sapphire crystal, date window detailing, and Swiss Super-LumiNova® hands, hour markers & indices at 6:00 and 9:00.

Movado 1881 Automatic, 39 mm stainless steel case and bracelet with black textured dial. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 42 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

It’s time you owned a masterpiece. The Movado Museum Classic is an icon of modern design, featured in museums worldwide and renown for the elegant simplicity of the dial defined by a single dot at 12 o’clock, a design element that symbolizes the sun at high noon. In this style, we’ve paired a 42mm case in yellow goldtone PVD stainless steel with a black chronograph dial—outfitted with three subdials, our signature dot and slender hands in golden hues—and a timeless two-tone stainless steel bracelet.

Movado 1881 Automatic, 39mm stainless steel case and bracelet with silver white textured dial. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement. Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

It’s time you owned a masterpiece. The Movado Museum Classic is an icon of modern design, featured in museums worldwide and renown for the elegant simplicity of the dial defined by a single dot at 12 o’clock, a design element that symbolizes the sun at high noon. In this style, we’ve paired a 42mm case in yellow goldtone PVD stainless steel with a black chronograph dial—outfitted with three subdials, our signature dot and slender hands in golden hues—and a yellow goldtone PVD stainless steel bracelet.

Striking modern design with a strong, sophisticated aesthetic. This timepiece is crafted from durable stainless steel and gleaming yellow gold PVD. A bezel of Dura904, an innovative steel prized for its nearly indestructible nature, comfort on the skin, and ability to hold a beautiful polish, frames its 32mm case which houses a textured white dial finished with a date window and Swiss Super-LumiNova® hands, hour markers, and indices. The signature Vizio bullet-lug bracelet completes the design.

Movado 1881 Automatic, 39mm rose gold PVD-finished stainless steel case with blue textured dial and brown calfskin leather strap. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement. Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.

Movado Series 800, 42 mm Performance Steel case and bracelet with black chronograph dial.

A modern take on elevated sporty style. Cast in stainless steel and yellow gold tone PVD, this watch is a contemporary-cool statement piece. The 42mm case frames a black dial with yellow gold tone accents, a date window, and our iconic dot at 12 o’clock. A diver-inspired bezel and fluid bracelet complete this must-have design.

Movado Museum Classic Automatic, 40mm stainless steel case and mesh bracelet with black dial. Caseback features an exposed automatic movement.

Automatic watches do not contain batteries. They are charged by the movement of your wrist. If the watch is not worn it will stop running in about 38 hours. To get it started, turn the crown clockwise about 20-30 times until the second hand starts moving. You will most likely need to reset the time and date.