Automatic
Model History
Within a catalogue largely made up of quartz watches, the Automatic line is Candino's answer for those seeking a traditional mechanical movement without venturing into high watchmaking. It is a cross-cutting collection, offered both in men's versions with a more generous diameter and in more compact women's executions, united by the same underlying choice: an automatic calibre instead of the quartz that characterizes most of the brand's production.
The men's executions, such as the "Sapphire Automatic Date" series, offer cases around 43 mm with a date function, sapphire crystal and leather strap, while the women's versions come down to about 34 mm, often paired with steel bracelets with a deployant clasp and cubic zirconia details on the bezel — an aesthetic language that echoes, in a more restrained key, that of the Lady Elegance line. The transparent case back, present in several executions, offers a view of the movement in action, a detail that strengthens the line's positioning toward an audience more attentive to mechanics than the rest of the catalogue.
Consistent with the brand's intermediate-tier Swiss Made positioning, Candino does not disclose the specific calibre fitted in this line, limiting itself to describing it as a "mechanical automatic manufacture movement" — a communication choice common among brands that use base movements supplied by third parties and then finished in-house, but one that prevents precise identification of the movement block from external sources.
Technical Specifications
Main Executions
Some retailers note an additional 5-year warranty on the mechanical movement for the Automatic line, on top of the standard 24 months: an unusually long commitment for a brand positioned at an accessible price tier, often used in communication as an implicit guarantee of the calibre's reliability.

