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Bulgari, Zenith, and Hublot are all launching new timepieces, with TAG Heuer notably absent.

The last of the 1969 El Primero Revivals completes the original steel trilogy.

Welcome to the…well, you get it.

A Diva watch with an orchestra of artistry for backup.

115 hours limited to 100 pieces.

The J12 bridges fashion and horology. To find out how, read this big black book from the maison behind the little black dress.

Oh, it's dishy all right.

A stern denial of the genteel appeal of steel.

A sterling case to complement the El Primero's sterling reputation.

The most understated true sport watch of 2021 has landed.

Bulgari's latest supercomplication aims for both visual and aural impact.

The essence of the maison distilled into a limited edition.

Are you a real heel if you don’t feel the surreal appeal of the reveal of this steal in steel?

A new bracelet pattern for an icon.

Turns out you don't need to be a nuclear physicist to understand a new breakthrough in atomic timekeeping.

Before you plunk down your credit card, consult this checklist.

This week is all about the deeper vintage details.

Toe-tappin' jazz and a Rolex in dire need of some TLC.

A candy-colored Japanese revival of a humble classic.

The Emmy winner shares four watches in his collection – and explains why he’s obsessed with aviator sunglasses.

Five video stories from HODINKEE readers.

Marginalized communities often face barriers to learning the craft. With two new scholarships, America’s first watchmaking guild is trying to increase representation.

Our editors pick their favorite watches of the last decade – and controversy ensues.

You never actually read a Sunday Rewind, you merely click the link to the original post.

The futurists at Ressence find an ingenious use for tiny ceramic balls.

The 27.02 will be the very last of the 27 series Ming watches.

That's one second you don't get back.