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What Watches To Buy If You Worked For Axe Capital in Billions?

As we are catching the latest episodes of Showtime's Billions, we had a thought: What will we actually buy, as watch collectors, if we had such wealth?

Met Gala 2021: Wrists That Had Watches & Those That Didn’t

One To Watch: Welsbro Comes Back From The Dead!

By using vintage cases and movements, a once-forgotten brand is rescued from obscurity.

HSNY To Hold Weekend Classes In San Francisco

Over the weekend of October 9 & 10, 2021, with host Shreve & Co.

Weekend Rewind: Treat Yourself To A Good Time With This Gold-Tone Seiko SRPC44

Gold may not be the classic choice for diving, but it sure as hell is a good time on the wrist.

We Spoke To The CEO Of Tourneau About Their New Flagship

The space includes bars, lounge spaces, and a library.

Retail Therapy: Tourneau Rebrands To Bucherer

The full integration of Tourneau with Bucherer takes place in Fall 2021, starting with the reopening of their New York City flagship store and the launch of their limited Bucherer Blue collection.

Ulysse Nardin Uses A Panda Dial For The First Time In New Marine Torpilleur LE

The watch is classic and modern.

Breitling Is Off To The Races With This Car-Themed Collection

Each watch takes the theme of a specific '60s-era classic car.

Vintage Watches: A 1960s Heuer Carrera '45,' A 1952 Omega Seamaster, And A 1971 Rolex Day-Date

No Mickey Mouse here, just classic and excellent vintage watches.

Introducing: Three Limited Edition Grand Seikos Allow You To Pick Your Favorite Shade of Green (Live Pics & Pricing)

Based on the fan favorite SBGW231 – and all under $5,000.

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.

Point/Counterpoint: Nope! Character Watches Don't Need Moving Hands

That definition is not just arbitrary. It's downright cruel.

Oskar Pascal OP483 Chronograph: The World’s First Watch In NASA-Grade, Ultra-Hard ZR01 Metal. And There Are Pods, Too

Oskar Pascal is the brainchild of a pair of Swedish brothers who were neither previously involved in the watch industry nor are they watchmakers. The engineer and designer have created a cleanly designed chronograph housed within the world's first watch case in ZR01, an amorphous alloy based on zirconium, one of the hardest metals in the world and even used by NASA. And then there are the Pods!

Why Doesn't Novak Djokovic Have A Watch Sponsor?

After Audemars Piguet and Seiko – what's next?

In-Depth: How To Look At A Watch: A Purely Personal Take

A look at what I look at when I'm looking at a watch.

Gincredible! How And Why Gin Went From Murderous Swill To 007-Level Cool - Reprise

In eighteenth-century England, a typical sign outside a gin shop read, “Drunk for a penny. Dead drunk for twopence. Clean straw for nothing.” But by the twentieth century Sir Winston Churchill reported that, “The gin and tonic has saved more Englishmen’s lives, and minds, than all the doctors in the Empire.” Ken Gargett fills his glass and takes a look at the evolution of gin. Cheers!

Rado: handy guide to the 8 models in green

No its not Throwback Sunday yet. But today, we have a special feature by Rado showcasing their models in green. Eight different models.

HODINKEE Radio: George Bamford Just Wants You To Express Yourself (Through Watches)

We talk customization, collaborations, collecting, and a whole lot more.

‘Agave’ (Get It?) My Heart To Tequila: A Brief History And Tasting Notes By A Very Recent Convert - Reprise

Ken Gargett has been reliably informed that there are tequilas now considered quality spirits, designated for sipping – he admits that he swallowed this obvious falsehood on an occasion many years ago, but in the interests of research once again he sallied forth. Sharing the results of his investigations here, he dips into two high-end tequilas: Fortaleza and Calle 23. Olé!

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

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

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

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

Are Watches Too Expensive?

Maybe we were just looking in the wrong place, says Watchfinder’s Mr Talking Hands.

Greubel Forsey to completely eliminate leather from its straps

Greubel Forsey announces that it will completely eliminate animal leather from its straps starting from 1 January 2022, and will use plant based straps.

In-Depth: Built To Last: The Oris Caliber 400

With this mighty movement (which powers the Aquis Date), Oris has made simplicity a virtue.

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

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

Montegrappa David Bowie Blackstar Limited Edition: January 8, A Date To Remember

Italian pen brand Montegrappa commemorates both 'Blackstar' and its creator, David Bowie, in a new limited-edition writing instrument collection within its Icons series. The David Bowie Blackstar includes a fountain pen and a rollerball whose essence, like Bowie’s music, is at once evident and implied – and might require some decoding.

Andy Warhol's Patek Philippe To Sell At Christie's

It's a double-signed Calatrava ref. 570

In-Depth: This Pièce Unique Vacheron Is Proof That Sometimes, They Do Make 'Em Like They Used To

Made with century-old components and hundred-year old skills, the 1921 Pièce Unique is a time capsule of a timepiece.

Eight Space Watches That Aren’t The Speedmaster Professional

The Speedy will always be king, but on the 60th anniversary of American suborbital flight, these other space watches deserve their moment in the sun.