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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

Yes, Another Green Watch

PanoMaticLunar Forest Green does it particularly well.

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.

Conrad Anker's First Watch

Straight out of The Jetsons.

Watch Spotting: Custom Omega Speedmasters Head To Space On The Wrists of Barrier-Breaking Space-Travel Pioneer Wally Funk And Jeff Bezos

The Speedies were velcroed to the custom flight suits for a historic ten minutes.

Watch Wardrobing The WIS Way With The A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret Tourbillon Handwerkskunst

You are heading to a special event for the evening. You’re feeling elegant, you’re a fan of decorative arts, and you also have a real penchant for classic mechanics with a twist. What do you wear on your wrist? Elizabeth Doerr can’t think of many watches better than A. Lange & Söhne’s new Cabaret Tourbillon Handwerkskunst.

Point/Counterpoint: How Watch Design Came Roaring Back From The Great Recession

Our options today are so much more exciting than they were before.

Point/Counterpoint: Why Watch Design Still Hasn't Recovered From The Recession

Booms, busts, and the birth of the nostalgia industry.

Watch Spotting: Collin Morikawa Celebrates His Open Championship With An Omega Speedmaster

It's likely not the one you think it is.

Stories: A Legendary Iranian Pilot and His Rolex GMT-Master

Gunshots ring out with an unnerving cadence, and the chants of angry crowds ring across the city. It is Sunday, February 11, 1979. Come Monday morning, the country’s biggest newspaper hits newsstands with the front page proclaiming: “The Regime Has Disintegrated”. The provisional government collapsed the day before, with the military having returned to its barracks – leaving the Islamic Revolution triumphant. All day long that Monday, a young man ignores the revolutionary chaos as best he can, dedicating himself to picking up the phone every hour and dialling his father’s office at air force headquarters within Doshan Tappeh Air Base in Tehran. Each time his father answers and calmly reassures the son all is well. For a few months now, the son has tried to talk his father into leaving the country. The Shah had already fled and tensions were rising. But each time his old man responded in the same manner, “I am a soldier of this land and my duty calls me to stay.” Not only did the father remain in the country, he dutifully turned up to work every day. Nader Jahanbani (right) with Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah of Iran, in the early 1970s; Nader has his GMT-Master on his wrist On that fateful Monday, the son calls at six in the evening and hears his father’s voice. He calls again at seven and his father picks up the phone. An hour later, he dials the number once again and listens to the phone ringing. No one answers. He tries again a few minutes later ...

How To Make A Milanese Watch Bracelet (Video) - Reprise

Our friends at The Watches TV visited Laurent Jolliet, the last “chain maker” in business in Switzerland according to Marc André Deschoux. As Jolliet crafts his bracelets and chains fully by hand, Deschoux and crew were able to find out in detail how Milanese bracelets are made, an art form no longer formally taught, and they share the secrets with us here.

Just Because: Dear God, There's A Third Space Jam Watch

If a fourth one comes out, please drop an anvil on my head.

A Complete Newbie Meets Her First Watch Collector

Last month, we sent intrepid beginner Sarah Miller shopping for a Rolex. Today, she gets her hands on a legit collection – and she has some questions.

A Complete Newbie Buys Her First Adult Watch

In the third installment of her beginner's column, our correspondent plunks down some cash. Read on to learn what she bought – and what she did when it broke.

HODINKEE Radio: Liz Stinson Wants More Thoughtful Watch Design

Custom numerals, simplified dials, and user-friendly layouts go a long way.

The Sports Section: The Watch Lover’s Guide To The Tour De France

Come for the Richard Milles, stay for the sausage truck.

Inside The Design: Would You Wear a Watch Made From a Gun?

Material experimentation can sometimes feel gimmicky. This watchmaker is doing it for the betterment of society.

My Watch Story: Commemorating Hard Work With A Rolex, A Surf Photographer's Favorite Diver, A Doxa That Rekindled A Love Of Collecting, And More

Five video stories from HODINKEE readers.

Editors' Picks: The Biggest Watch Surprises of 2021 (So Far)

We didn't see these watches coming, but we're glad they're here.

The two hand watch: We make six recommendations for the essence of a dress watch

In this week's article, we take a look at some two-hand dress watches that are extraordinary with some nice designs and incredible touches to it.

Auctions: Nine Highlights From Only Watch 2021

A Unique Royal Oak Jumbo and Tudor Black Bay GMT – and much, much more.

One To Watch: A Midwestern Brand With Vintage Style

Weston Cutter of Haven Watches is bringing back color and complications from a bygone era.

One To Watch: Meet HSNY’s Promising Young Scholarship Winners

Three up-and-coming watchmakers look toward the future.

The Value Proposition: A Seventy-Five Dollar Watch That Looks Like A Million Bucks

Behold the worst-kept secret in watchdom: the Seiko 5.