Results for The Nautilus Launch Story

Photo Report: The HODINKEE Japan Launch Parties In Tokyo

A pair of celebrations to kick off our first ever international edition.

Photo Report: The Opening Night Launch Party For The OMEGA + HODINKEE Pop-Up

We have liftoff.

In-Depth: The Real Story Behind George Nelson's Iconic Ball Clock

Three geniuses, a few too many drinks, and a design icon from 1949.

Highlights from the launch party of the IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic 36mm Special Edition

Story of the Unique - In Conversation with Christian Lattmann, CEO Jaquet Droz

More than McQueen: The Story of the Loren Janes Submariner

Max Büsser Tells the Story of Destination Moon (Video)

Video: The MB&F; Story

The Story of A. Cairelli of Roma: An Italian Military Materiel Distributor

40 Years Of The Nautilus: Our 5 Highlights

The Incredible Story of Marie Antoinette’s Watch with Nicholas Parsons on BBC Four

Launch of the “Midnight Masters” Video Series

Shohei Ohtani Receives Seiko Star Time: A Watch That Can Track One Million Hours

A one-of-a-kind watch that tracks 1,000,000 hours, Seiko gifts Shohei Ohtani the Star Time watch after 10 years of partnership.

Oris Star Edition Review: A Faithful Revival of a Mid-Century Classic

Launched at this year's Watches & Wonders, the Oris Star Edition ushered the return of one of the brand's most significant designs in its history.

Introducing - The Final Urwerk UR-230, The Black Star Edition

For every good story, there is an end. First presented in 2023, the UR-230 series was Urwerk’s latest creation in the beloved 200 series, following the long-lived UR-210 and the short-lived UR-220. Built around the same design principles as its predecessors, and still featuring the immediately recognisable satellite display we have loved since 2006, the […]

New: Urwerk UR-230 Black Star

Urwerk releases the final edition of their UR-230 collection with a new version which they call the Black Star. This concludes the trilogy.

Introducing: Montblanc Star Legacy Suspended Exo Tourbillon Château de Versailles

You should have been there. The Yew Tree Ball (Le Bal des Ifs) was a masquerade ball held in 1745 by King Louis XV of France after the wedding between his son - the Dauphin Louis - and Infanta Maria Teresa Rafaela of Spain. The ball took place in the gilded Hall of Mirrors (Galerie […] Visit Introducing: Montblanc Star Legacy Suspended Exo Tourbillon Château de Versailles to read the full article.

Bulova Jet Star Review: Retro Design Meets Cutting-Edge Precision

The Bulova Jet Star is one of those watches that leaves no room for doubt as to the decade from which its distinctive design originates. Revived in 2023 to commemorate the original's 50th anniversary, in a trio of diverse colorways, all the modern Jet Star models vibe “‘70s throwback” in a major way, with their unconventional, turtle-shaped cases and boldly colorful dials. However, they’re also very avant-garde in ways that their predecessors simply weren’t able to be, particularly in their use of Bulova’s high-frequency Precisionist calibers, their elevated level of finishing, and the almost three-dimensional degradé effect enhancing their dials. Scroll down for a closer look at each of the 50th anniversary Bulova Jet Star watches. Bulova Jet Star Case And Bracelet The modern Jet Star case is more angular and multifaceted than the curvilinear “turtle” shape of its 1970s predecessor. Strictly speaking, the case is octagonally shaped and topped with a round bezel that hugs the domed sapphire crystal. Measuring 40mm in diameter, approximately 45mm lug to lug, and 12.5mm thick, it boasts an array of polished and brushed finishes that accentuate those multiple, subtle edges and surfaces and lend the Jet Star an air of luxury in addition to its unmistakable retro charm. The lugs themselves are relatively short, with a 20mm lug width to accommodate the bracelet (on the two steel versions) or strap (on the gold-tone model and the steel limited edition). The crown...

Hamilton In-Store Event

Join us on Saturday, June 28th from 12PM to 5PM at the Teddy Baldassarre Boutique for a special celebration of Hamilton. This exclusive in-store event will spotlight a thoughtfully curated selection of Hamilton timepieces, featuring beloved classics alongside exciting new releases making their boutique debut. Guests wi

How Junghans went from making straw hats to becoming a global power

We take you through the intriguing history of an oft-overlooked German manufacturer.The post How Junghans went from making straw hats to becoming a global power appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Introducing: Two Seiko Presage Cocktail Time Star Bar Limited Editions And A Lacquer-Dialed GMT

You can find inspiration in tradition and at the bottom of your glass. Seiko found it in both places. The SPB447 is a watch in the Seiko Presage Craftsmanship Series that presents itself with a glossy urushi (lacquer) dial and a GMT function displaying two time zones. Seiko also presents two new Presage Cocktail Time […] Visit Introducing: Two Seiko Presage Cocktail Time Star Bar Limited Editions And A Lacquer-Dialed GMT to read the full article.

Mido’s Ocean Star 39 tributes 80 years of underappreciated history with phenomenal movement value

The new mid-size variants sport gradient dials and an ETA 2892-based movement.The post Mido’s Ocean Star 39 tributes 80 years of underappreciated history with phenomenal movement value appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Watches, Stories, & Gear: A Taco Stand Gets a Michelin Star, the Home Alone House Hits the Market, and a New Brat Pack Documentary

“Watches, Stories, and Gear” is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and put a spotlight on causes we believe in. Oh, and any gear we happen to be digging on this week. We love gear. Share your story ideas or interesting finds with us by emailing info@wornandwound.com A New “Brat Pack” Doc Looks Like a Full Fledged Nostalgia Machine  Coming soon to Hulu, Brats is a documentary that seeks to unpack the appeal and pop cultural phenomenon known as the “Brat Pack.” If you were alive in the 1980s (or just appreciate movies from the era) the Brat Pack will be extremely familiar to you. A collective of young movie stars who rose to prominence in teen films like The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles as well as more mature fare like St. Elmo’s Fire, the Brat Pack really felt like a new generation was taking over Hollywood. Some members of the Brat Pack have gone on to huge success later in their careers (Rob Lowe is arguably more famous now than he ever was) while some had a decidedly tougher time. The new film, directed by full fledged Brat Packer Andrew McCarthy, has interviews with seemingly the entire cadre of Brats. The Home Alone House is on the Market  Speaking of movies from another era, the Home Alone house is on the market. The suburban Chicago home is listed for $5.25 million, and has gone through a series of renovations over the yea...

De Bethune DB28XS Starry Seas Reviewed by Tim Mosso

The primary goal of the De Bethune DB28XS was to address collectors’ requests for a smaller version of the watch. Mission accomplished. The DB28 Starry Seas is seriously slim by De Bethune standards. And then there's that sensational dial!

Mido Ocean Star GMT Special Edition Celebrates Collection’s 80th Anniversary

A quick look at the Mido Ocean Star GMT Special Edition with a "flyer GMT" movement that also celebrates an important anniversary for Mido.