Results for Watch Crown Types

Weekend Rewind: Submariner Mania: A Deep Dive Into The World's Most Famous Dive Watch

Everything you need to know about vintage Rolex Subs.

Weekend Rewind: Why Seiko's SKX007 Is The Dive Watch For Everyone

You barely have to even like watches to love the SKX007.

Editors' Picks: HODINKEE’s 15 Best Dive Watch Stories

As summer winds down, sink into these tales from the deep.

In House: The New HODINKEE x Crown & Caliber Collection

New York meets Atlanta.

Fasten Your Seatbelts, It's Time For Geneva Watch Days

The show must go on.

The Sports Section: I Was Wrong About Novak Djokovic's New Watch Sponsorship

Hublot got their man.

Interview: Mega-Mouse: The Utterly Gigantic Character Watch Collection Of Kerry Lewis

Ten thousand character watches.

Wrist Watching: Rolling Stone Charlie Watts (A Discreet Watch Collector) Knew It Was Only Rock And Roll (But He Liked It)

Charlie Watts passed away on August 24, 2021, at the age of 80 after having been hospitalized for heart problems. He had been the beat-keeper for the Rolling Stones for half a century. Unlike his bandmates, the famed drummer of the Rolling Stones kept a low profile, and so identifying his watches wasn't easy . . . but we managed to spot one.

Just Because: There's A Fourth 'Space Jam' Watch. God Help Us All

I never thought it would happen to me.

In-Depth: The Original Apple Watch

A trip down memory lane.

In-Depth: An Ultra-Rare Bulova Military Dive Watch Resurfaces, Thanks To One Passionate Collector

It's the first time the Bulova MIL-SHIPS-W-2181 has been released.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: The Gérald Genta Mickey Watch

Gérald Genta's affinity for a certain cartoon mouse (and a few of his friends) is preserved in watches bearing the late designer's name.

Hey, Everybody! It's Character Watch Week

Five days of cartoonishly good content.

Point/Counterpoint: A Character Watch Character Needs To Have Moving Hands

Otherwise what are we even talking about?

Watch Spotting: The Elite Eight Watches We Saw At NBA Summer League

AP reigned supreme as NBA stars packed the stands in Vegas.

A Watch For Lume Lovers Only

Bovet breaks out the glow sticks.

HODINKEE Radio: Hype Watch Fantasy Draft Results

And the winner is...

A Watch To Wear On Your Motorcycle

All that's missing is the Ducati.

The Watch Inspired By Scotch Whisky

Drinking in anOrdain's Model 2.

Why Doesn't Novak Djokovic Have A Watch Sponsor?

After Audemars Piguet and Seiko – what's next?

4 Of Our Favorite Olympic Watch Moments

Outstanding watches from past Olympic Games.

The Sports Section: Watch-Spotting Coaches, Players, and Spectators

All the watches worth seeing.

What Does Watch Frequency Mean?

Are watches that beat faster more precise?

Good, Better, Best: Watch Auctions Record Resounding Success in First Half of 2021

The 'Other' Moon Watch Has Landed

No, not a Speedy.

Editors' Picks: My First Watch

Where it (and we) all began.

The 2021 Hype Watch Fantasy Draft

Cast your vote!

Two Men Charged With 11 Watch-Focused Robberies Around New York

How to trade big-ticket watches for handcuffs and decades in prison.

Andersen Genève and BCHH Collaborate on Double-Crown, Cloisonné World Time

Singaporean collector Benjamin Chee has long been involved in watchmaking as a hobbyist, having set up two brands in the last decade, Maison Celadon for dress watches and Millechron for sports watches. While his earlier endeavours were powered by excellent Vaucher movements, Mr Chee’s latest venture is the most haute horlogerie to date. Taking its name from Mr Chee’s initials, the BCHH Celestial Voyager combines fine watchmaking with metiers d’art in series of pièce unique world-time wristwatches executed by independent watchmaker Andersen Genève. Cased in platinum, each of the seven watches in the series features a cloisonné enamel dial depicting a different stylised map. At the same time, the watches are accented by details like soldered lugs and a mother of pearl inlay on the back. Initial thoughts The Celestial Voyager is typical of Andersen’s products, meaning it’s classical in design and well made in an artisanal manner. But like many of Andersen’s watches, the Voyager is bespoke, so it reflects Mr Chee’s preferences and eye for detail. Take for instance the dial, which is elaborate in a discreet manner. The cloisonné enamel centre is the highlight, and most watches would stop there, but here the cities ring is made of sparkly aventurine glass. Elements like the cities ring play a supporting role, but getting them right often distinguishes the great from the good. The Celestial Voyager gets most of it right, and is one of the better looking...

Conrad Anker's First Watch

Straight out of The Jetsons.