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Gift Guide: A Toast To The Intoxicating Selections Of The Author And Watch Enthusiast Gary Shteyngart

Gary's controversial and not-so-controversial gift picks for the holiday season.

Auctions: Five Hodinkee Editors Chat About Paul Newman's Stuntman, J.P. Morgan's Pocket Watch, And Watches We'd Actually Bid On As We Preview This Week's Auctions

Eavesdrop on a Hodinkee Slack chat as we talk auction trends, rare Cartier London watches, tiny chronographs, and more from the upcoming New York auctions.

Moser’s Decade-Long Journey to The Rainbow

Building the collection: Six modestly priced mid-tier luxury watches to consider for your collection

In this article, we introduce some timepieces from mid-tier luxury brands that one might consider adding into one's watch collection.

Pre-Owned Picks: Prep For President's Day With This Week's Pre-Owned Favorites

Enter the long weekend with something new on your wrist – or at your desk.

Pre-Owned Picks: Six Underrated Oddballs To Combat The January Blues

Flat fours, more Olympic action, and a high-beat anniversary.

A Week On The Wrist: It's Finally Here. Seiko's New Affordable GMT Is A Force To Be Reckoned With

Even with its minor flaws.

In-Depth: Carl F. Bucherer’s New "Mastery Lab" Brings Pièce Unique To The Masses - If You Can Afford One

The minds behind the new individualization program believe that if you're ponying up for a watch, it should be distinctly yours.

Weekend Edition: Watches Designed To Help You Time Your Turkey (Well, Not Just Your Turkey)

Yes, I know all watches time things. But these are watches with interesting and funky timers.

Four + One: She Went From 'Asking Dumb Questions' About Watches To Writing A Smart Watch Encyclopedia

Kristen Shirley discusses her watch collection which includes bulgari, piaget, baume and mercier and jlc

Photo Report: Hodinkee Parties The Night Away To Launch Magazine Vol. 11

You know we had some fancy ice.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Seattle & Hawaii

These next classes will be hosted by Grand Seiko and Ben Bridge Jeweler.

Live: Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2022

The live stream for the GPHG 2022 begins broadcasting on: November 10 at 12:30 pm GMT-5 (New York) November 10 at 6:30 pm GMT+1  (Geneva, Frankfurt) November 11 at 1:30 am GMT+8 (Singapore, Shanghai, Hong Kong)   

The Conversation: We Respond To Your Comments On The New Rolex, Breitling, And Omegas - Plus Malaika's Do's And Don'ts

Catching up on the comments.

The search for value: Six modestly priced watches to add into your watch collection

In this week's article, we focus on modestly priced watches - more specifically, timepieces with a price point at the sub-S$2,000 range.

Pre-Owned Picks: Six Titanium Watches To Make You A Believer

If it's good enough for the SR-71, it's good enough for a watch. Here are our favorite watches made from the space-age material titanium.

Our Predictions In The Challenge Category Of The 2022 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG): Our Panel Is Nearly Unanimous For A Mad Watch

Watches under 3,500 Swiss francs . . . now it gets interesting. And the competition gets even fiercer. This is the first horological category in which every one of the finalists deserves a place here, and any of them could win. So what did our peanut gallery pick?

Auctions: Nine Pocket Watches From The Geneva Auctions To Kickstart A World-Class Collection

Top watch collectors never stopped buying pocket watches - and any of these watches could be your own centerpiece.

ReLuxury Promises to Reframe the Luxury Trade Show

Our Predictions In The Petite Aiguille Category Of The 2022 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG): Any Of These Finalists Could Win

Two regulators, a chronograph, a Spring Drive classic, a new steel sports watch with a twist on the seconds, and a Nixie tube watch: this is what our peanut gallery must choose a winner from in the Petite Aiguille category, finding the best value under CHF 10,000. A tall order!

Happenings: Switzerland's First Trade Show Dedicated To Pre-Owned Luxury Goods Kicks Off Next Weekend

A veteran of the Swiss watch trade show circuit decamps for pre-owned pastures.

The Spec Sheet: We've Ignored The Cartier Ballon Bleu For Far Too Long

Blowing air into one of the most popular watches floating around.

Rolex Introduces the Deepsea Challenge Ref. 126067 Rated to 11,000 Metres

In a surprising off-season debut, Rolex has debuted the record-setting Deepsea Challenge. Evolved from the experimental dive watch of the same name presented in 2012, the Deepsea Challenge is the first serially-produced Rolex wristwatch in titanium. And its rating of 11,000 m, or 36,090 ft, means it clinches the title of the deepest-rated dive watch ever. Initial thoughts Conceived as “the ultimate watch of the deep”, the Deepsea Challenge has nevertheless “been crafted with everyday use in mind”. In other words it’s gigantic at 50 mm in diameter and over 20 mm thick, but wearable because both the case and bracelet are titanium, making it relatively lightweight. It is tempting to imagine Rolex will roll out other titanium watches, though I expect that won’t happen since the use of the alloy for the Deepsea Challenge is primarily for lightness, something less important for conventionally-sized Rolex watches. As with other Rolex sports watches the technology behind the watch is impressive – in fact the technology within the watch makes it one of the most interesting Rolex sports watches – but it also incorporates details that enthusiasts will appreciate like the chamfered lugs that bring to mind vintage Rolex cases. In short, it’s a little over the top but extremely cool. It’s somewhat pricey at abut 70% more expensive than the standard Deepsea, but arguably worth it for something that is essentially an experimental watch refined into something wearable...

Happenings: Jean-Christophe Sabatier To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The Chief Product Officer at Ulysse Nardin will discuss the history and development of The Freak.

Our Predictions In The Artistic Crafts Category Of The 2022 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG): We Have A Majority Winner

The 2022 GPHG Artistic Crafts finalists include some unique pieces, some small series pieces, and one comparatively large-volume piece (of 100 examples) by a bigger producer. All are beautiful and rare in their decorations, which include guilloche, engraving, enamel work, miniature painting, wood marquetry, gem setting, and Japanese lacquer work. So how did our peanut gallery vote?

Photo Report: This Group Gathered To Celebrate Watch Collecting Through The Lens Of Black Culture

Incredible watches and even cooler people at CP Time's Denver meetup.

Our Predictions In The Jewellery Category Of The 2022 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG): A Sparkling Division

We finally arrive at the 2022 GPHG Jewellery category, which is often the most varied in opinion as there is such wide room for taste. Seen among the competing watches are a couple familiar faces, a few bold choices, and even a wild card that might have gotten lost while carrying a pouch full of diamonds through a particle accelerator. What does our peanut gallery think? It's divided.

Pre-Owned Picks: Lightweight Ceramic Watches To Save You From Summer Sweat

And gosh knows, we've needed them lately.

Pre-Owned Picks: '90s Watches That Are Da Bomb

In a decade that saw the resurgence of mechanical watchmaking we can be spoiled for choices.

Pre-Owned Picks: Where We're Going, We Don't Need Circles

Cartier is an expert at designing watches that break away from the expected.