Hodinkee
Hands-On: Royal Oak Offshores, New For 2021
"I find it unspeakably charming."
5,513 articles · 29 videos found · page 126 of 185
Hodinkee
"I find it unspeakably charming."
Deployant
When MB&F; debuted its first timepiece – the Horological Machine 1 – in 2007, it changed the way we view watches. It also paved the way for the vibrant independent watchmaking scene that we are so accustomed to today. Chances are, for the younger collectors, MB&F; is probably the first independent watch brand that oneRead More
SJX Watches
Most familiar with its metallic, forest-green dial, the modern-day Seiko Alpinist is a mid-range model that’s long been a crowd-favourite for its distinctive design and affordability. But today’s Alpinist with its distinctive twin crowns, a design introduced in 1998, couldn’t be further from the original Laurel Alpinist that debuted over half a century ago as a sports watch catered to mountaineers. The original Alpinist of 1959. Photo – Seiko Seiko has successful grown the current Alpinist line up to encompass a diversity of models – all of which feature alternating Arabic and arrowhead hour markers – but finally returned to the original design of 1959 with a quartet of vintage-inspired reissues that were launched earlier in the year. Amongst the four, the standout is the Prospex 1959 Alpinist Re-creation (ref. SJE085 or SBEN001), which is almost a like-for-like reissue (the other remakes are more loosely based on the original and officially known “Re-interpretations”). Most closely resembling the vintage original, the Alpinist Re-creation is the flagship model of the remakes, having a more elaborate execution as well as a higher-end movement. A cool “Bund” style strap with zigzag stitching evokes the strap on the 1959 original Initial thoughts The Alpinist Re-creation is an appealing little watch that’s almost straight out of a 1950s watch catalogue – save for the date window – thanks to the smallish 36.6 mm case and retro-style dial. It certa...
Time+Tide
One of the most sought after complications by buyers is the GMT, a watch that can track two or more time zones on the wrist. With complication though can come cost, especially when we enter the realm of big-name luxury brands. But there are exceptions to the rule, and TAG Heuer has just proven this … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: The TAG Heuer Carrera Twin-Time 41 is a clean, robust and sporty-elegant GMT appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Hodinkee
A Cold War-era champion of frugal and functional fun.
Time+Tide
Collaborative limited-edition watches between brands and publishers are all the rage right now, their saturation within the marketplace creating some cynicism towards their value outside of being rather rare and collectible. I can’t speak for other publishers and the brands they work with, but what I can say with absolute certainty is that when Time+Tide … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: The Zenith Defy Classic Skeleton “Night Surfer” Time+Tide Edition marks five firsts for the collection appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Hodinkee
And you thought the brand only made tool watches.
Time+Tide
In all my years of collecting, there is one type of watch pretty much everyone enjoys. The field watch. Its a watch that dates back to a time of conflict and bravery; times when the lives of many depended on it’s legibility and accuracy. That historical importance, coupled with its relative affordability are two of … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: The Hamilton Khaki Field Collection elevates the humble field watch to new heights appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Quill & Pad
Colin Alexander Smith's journey into what some call “watch fettling” began with a case of cat-killing curiosity: one of the subdial hands on a cheap watch had come loose, bringing it to a halt. That led him down a horological rabbit hole. Here he explains why you might want to consider a similar path.
Hodinkee
Yes, that's a turtle-themed "turtle" you're seeing. And they're exclusive to the US market.
Hodinkee
The Swiss-German watchmaker partners with California-Based Collective Horology
Revolution
TAG Heuer announces their newest brand ambassador, Ryan Gosling along with the refreshed Carrera Three Hands line up
Hodinkee
These watches can dive deep and climb high.
Hodinkee
The last time I cared about everyday carry was almost a decade ago. Then a knife company made a watch, and now I'm into it all over again.
Hodinkee
A jewel tone pilot from Switzerland's enfant terrible.
Time+Tide
If you are looking for a stealth entry-level watch to add to your collection, you may want to consider one of the latest trios to enter Seiko’s collection: the Seiko Prospex Black Series Limited Editions. The offering is a reminder of the power that a vertically integrated manufacture holds, making each of the components in-house … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: The Seiko Prospex Black Series is a hard-hitting stealth trio – all under $650 USD appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Hodinkee
A monopusher chronograph fit for the Queen (well, her Armed Forces at least).
Hodinkee
Bremont's core model gets a 2nd generation, and now you can make it your own.
Hodinkee
Two crowns to keep the water out and the charm in.
Hodinkee
A whirlwind in blue.
Hodinkee
The latest version of the classic 5177 features an enamel dial that references blued steel watch hands.
Hodinkee
The prototypical Panerai now comes with an in-house movement
Hodinkee
Two new references for Panerai's dive-ready tool watch.
Hodinkee
A cult tool watch gets a little bit smaller.
Hodinkee
High speed, low drag with the latest military piece from Bell & Ross.
Hodinkee
Bell & Ross re-imagines its BR01 design in the metal of the moment.
Hodinkee
What has a 38.5mm stainless steel round case, black dial, and costs $1,900? The Bell & Ross BR V1-92.
Hodinkee
A handsome and sporty take on the travel watch enters the collection.
Hodinkee
An affordable summer diver with some real personality.
Hodinkee
Baume & Mercier updates their Baumatic with new blue dials, gold cases, and more.
Question, suggestion, or just want to say hi? Drop a note.