Analog watches are timepieces that display time using a traditional dial and hands. They typically feature an hour hand, a minute hand, and sometimes a second hand, all moving around a numbered face. These watches can be powered by mechanical movements, which rely on gears and springs, or quartz movements, which use a battery for accuracy. Many analog watches also include additional features, such as chronographs for timing events or date displays to show the current day. They come in various styles, materials, and designs, making them popular choices for both casual and formal occasions.