Oris Artix Pointer Moon Automatic Watch

Fancy yourself an amateur astronomer? Need a handsome timepiece for a nice outing? Why not kill two birds with one stone. The Oris Artix Pointer Moon automatic lets you see where the moon is in its 29.5-day cycle. To use it, look at the center of the dial and locate the lollipop-shaped hand. Wherever it points, look further to the outer chapter ring and you’ll see exactly what phase the moon is in. It also shows you how many more days until a new moon. To achieve this feat, the Oris Artix employs a 761 26-jewel movement. To ensure it keeps on ticking, there’s a stainless steel case and sapphire crystal, owing to a water resistance rating of 100 meters. Looking past the moonphase hand, the watch has nice lumed markers and a guilloché-style inner dial, plus a date window at 6 o’clock.