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The wonderful, weird, and wild of contemporary horology go head-to-head-to-head.

Watches we love, the second time around.

Readers from Atlanta to Australia tell us about the watches they associate with motherhood.

The Speedy will always be king, but on the 60th anniversary of American suborbital flight, these other space watches deserve their moment in the sun.

The problem isn’t that I disagree with her. It’s that I fear she may be right.

There May just be something for everyone in this week's selection.

A pair of flight-ready, super-sized ’80s-inspired chronos.

Two watch experts weigh in on how to give a top-notch Mother's Day gift.

Watchmaking's go-to symbol of femininity is tougher than you think.

It's a quixotic quest. But using cast-off watch movements, Colin de Tonnac is 95% of the way there.

Madsaki loves Seiko, covets a Lange, and thinks perfect art is boring.

To show the movement or not to show the movement, that is the question.

There's a Speedmaster for Earth and a Speedmaster for space in our watch-related movie of the week.

Tucked behind a common chronograph caliber, you'll find something very special.

It's been there, in one form or another, since 1899.

A major technical breakthrough at a wrist-friendly size.

The new Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Tiger's Eye tells time so you don't have to.

Up there with Haribo gummies.

Datos and power reserves and Explorers, oh my!

In the second installment of his new HODINKEE column, menswear impresario Sid Mashburn celebrates three guys not named Newman.

They look basically the same. So should you spend almost five grand more for the GS?

Cartier’s chief executive talks Tanks, travel, the burden of the past, and how things are not going to go “back to normal."

Cartier, GP, Piaget, and Omega all showed up on the red carpet.

Across the design world, minimalism equates to luxury. In the watch world, it's the opposite.

Our own in-house experts, Saori Omura and Brandon Frazin, set the record straight so you can fully enjoy hunting for your next vintage pick-up.

The accomplished historian will discuss the careers of Pierre and Henri-Louis Jaquet-Droz.

Ever since boyhood, this brand has seen me through my milestones.