Results for Phillips (Watch Auctions)

One To Watch: After Teaching France's Brightest Young Watchmakers, Florent Lecomte Is Ready For His Own Spotlight

Professor, watchmaker, father – can Florent Lecomte do it all?

Watch Of The Week: My Grandmother Taught Me How To Play Tennis, But It Wasn't Until I Started Wearing Her Watch That I Understood What The Game Meant To Her

I never take off her vintage Helbros or tennis bracelet, even when I'm on the court.

In-Depth: Seven Dive Watch Myths Deep-Sixed

Not everything you hear about dive watches is true – we're here to set things straight.

Culture Of Time: Science Says 10:10 Hands In Watch Ads Are A Subliminal Soft Sell

Your mind is not your own.

Culture Of Time: Pearls of Wisdom: Fathers of HODINKEE Share Their Best Watch-Collecting Advice

"The trouble with good advice is that it usually interferes with our plans."  -Croft M. Pentz

Watch Spotting: Steph Curry's Dad Wore A Rolex Batman To Celebrate His Son's Fourth NBA Championship

Dell Curry, a former NBA player in his own right, brought the Crown to the Warriors' coronation.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: Watch Collecting With My Dad

We were close, but watches made us closer.

Photo Report: It's Showtime! Watch Spotting At The Apollo Theater Spring Gala

Rub the stump for good luck and let's dive on in.

Vintage Watches: It's Rolex Vs. Rolex In Today's Sport Watch Throwdown

HODINKEE Staff: Submariner or GMT-Master? Check out what they had to say, below.

Dispatch: Happenings And Standouts From Couture, America's Biggest Watch Trade Show

What happens at Couture doesn't always stay at Couture.

One To Watch: Havid Nagan's Paradoxical Sport Watches Are The Year's Unexpected Hit

Cali-based founder Aren Bazerkanian is inspired by Armenian culture, classical Swiss-French watchmaking, and West Coast architecture.

Four + One: The Stylish And Subtle Watches Of Clara Kessi, Phillips' Next Big Thing

Aurel Bacs' protégé is bound to have good taste.

Hey, HODINKEE!: The Simple Letters That Tell You Your Watch Was Made In A Small Town In Germany

I/SA. Okay?

’Time Piece’ Featuring Philippe Dufour And Vianney Halter: If You Only Watch One Film On Independent Watchmaking, Watch This One - Reprise

The short documentary film 'Time Piece' features two of the world's best living watchmakers, Philippe Dufour and Vianney Halter, and provides excellent insight into what makes the watches by these masters so special.

In-Depth: A Brief Exploration Of Funky Dive Watch Features

Three technologies that surprisingly made their way into dive watches.

Watch Spotting: Did You Catch The Watch In 'My Octopus Teacher'?

Amid all the emotions in this Oscar-winner is a stainless steel timepiece you may have missed.

Watch Spotting: These Are The Watches Maritime Professionals Actually Wear

From Bulova to Rolex, here are the watches that played a key part in marine science history.

Vintage Watches: A 1969 Rolex Explorer, A 1960s Tiffany & Co. Dress Watch, And A 1960s LeCoultre Calculator Chronograph

Plus a few Vulcain Crickets!

Second Opinions: Everyone Is Wrong About Hublot -  And This Watch Proves Why

How a 38mm Classic Fusion changed my perspective on a controversial brand – and collecting at large.

Introducing the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 in Bronze and Blue

Introducing: Just In Time For The French Open Finals, There's A Hot New Tennis-Inspired Watch To Love

The Rallymaster comes courtesy of our friends at Racquet and Maurice de Mauriac.

Watch Of The Week: Ed Sheeran On His One-Of-One Ceramic Royal Oak Chronograph

"Audemars Piguet made me a piece unique to bring out on tour. And now it's pretty much all I wear."

One To Watch: Korea's Rising Star

Minhoon Yoo is paving the way for Korean independent horology.

Hey, HODINKEE!: What Watch Do You Buy For The Man Who Has Basically Seen Everything?

And whose initials are Benjamin Clymer?

Four + One: The Private Watch Collection Of Gentleman Dealer Eric Wind

The vintage expert reveals the pieces he keeps for himself.

Hands-On: A Sweet New Cycling Watch Collaboration Between Bremont and Rapha

This summer, jump into the saddle with the Bremont MBIII GMT Rapha Edition.

Watch Of The Week: Why I Wore The Living Hell Out Of My Tiffany-Signed Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711

The story of #TheLovedPatek, the most famous Tiffany-signed Nautilus on Instagram.

One To Watch: Benjamin Chee Is A Rising Watchmaking Power Player

Chinese roots; international ambition.

A Magnificent Watch Collection Goes on Show in London

For me, watches are and always have been about people – those that make them, those that design them, and those that buy them. And while many of you reading this will do your utmost (likely on a daily basis) to keep your interest in watches in check with your bank balance, every so often you meet a collector, an enthusiast, who takes things to a whole other level. Somebody who has gone all in, a collector who takes it to a level that even insiders like Thierry Stern of Patek Philippe rank them amongst the greatest collectors of all time. Patrick Getreide is that individual. Having spent the past four decades quietly building one of the world’s greatest privately-owned collections of wrist and pocket watches, he has now put all of his timepieces on show for the world to enjoy and admire. The show I feel hugely privileged and excited having visited the exhibition on its opening day in London. Privileged because there were only a few press invited; excited because I believe it will open up our passion to more and more, aligning watchmaking with art, where it belongs. The exhibition comprises 168 best-of-the-best vintage and contemporary museum-quality watches, among which are unrepeatable special orders, ultra-rare, limited editions, the most valuable examples of their type, and the largest number of Patek Philippe pieces once owned by the celebrated American collector Henry Graves Jr. now in private hands. It is also the first curated exhibition of a private collection ...

Auctions: There's Still Time To Bid On Astronaut Michael Collins' Gold Speedmaster

But it ain't gonna be cheap.