Automatic Movement

An automatic movement, also known as a self-winding movement, is a type of watch movement that harnesses the natural motion of the wearer’s wrist to power the watch. It eliminates the need for manual winding, as the movement’s rotor rotates with the wearer’s arm movements, winding the mainspring and storing energy. This continuous winding process ensures that the watch remains running as long as it is worn regularly.

How Automatic Movements Work: An automatic movement employs a rotor, a semi-circular weight that pivots freely within the watch case. With each movement of the wrist, the rotor spins around its pivot, transferring energy to the mainspring through a series of gears. This energy is then released at a regulated rate to power the watch’s timekeeping functions. If the watch is not worn for a certain period, it may stop running, requiring the wearer to set the time and manually wind the crown.

Advantages of Automatic Movements: Automatic movements offer both convenience and craftsmanship. They eliminate the need for daily winding, making them ideal for individuals who regularly switch between multiple watches. Moreover, the intricate mechanics of an automatic movement showcase the artistry of watchmaking, appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate the intricacies of mechanical timepieces.

Invicta Stores presents a wide range of automatic movement watches, each exemplifying precision engineering and enduring style. Our collection embraces the convenience of automatic movements while delivering the craftsmanship that defines Invicta’s commitment to excellence.

Explore our selection of automatic movement watches and experience the seamless fusion of tradition, innovation, and practicality that sets Invicta apart.