What exactly is an automatic watch?
Automatic watches are mostly similar to manual watches, with the main difference being that automatic watches don't need to be hand-wound with each wear. Instead, an automatic watch—well—automatically winds itself by using the movement of your arm as you wear it to power its gears.
What are the advantages of an automatic watch?
As far as convenience goes, an automatic watch takes the cake. You don't have to fiddle with it when you put it on, unlike with manual watches. The only downside is that if you don't wear your automatic watch for a long time, the power reserve can run out, and you lose the winding that came with the movement of your body. But when that happens, there's always watch winders to help you out.
How do you care for an automatic watch?
Aside from putting it on a watch winder when you aren't wearing it for a prolonged period of time, you should follow the manufacturer's instructions to best care for your automatic watch. Don't take watches deeper in the water than they're meant to go, be gentle with it, and clean it regularly.
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