Results for Mother of Pearl Dial

Photo Report: Cars! Watches! It's That Time Of Year: The Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance

Classic automobiles abound, but so do classic timepieces.

The Value Proposition: The Simple Charm Of Timex's Giorgio Galli S1 Automatic 38mm

By Galli, this is a great watch.

The Joy Of Champagne: Tasting Through Different Styles From Dom Pérignon And Others At A Champagne Extravaganza Lunch

Ken Gargett’s recent champagne extravaganza lunch might seem like an exercise in utter hedonism (and it pretty much was), but as an exercise in showing how versatile and how incredibly varied champagnes can be, it was a masterclass. Ken even compares the 1993 Dom Pérignon to itself!

Thrill of High Frequency

Weekend Edition: The Best Of The Rest Of '90s Week

Party like it's 1999.

Watch Of The Week: My '90s Blancpains And Zeniths Are Future Collectibles, But That's Not Why I Love Them

Greg Selch on the "overlooked" watches he treasures (and thinks you should, too).

The Origine of Sylvain Pinaud

Auctions: A Daytona With World Cup Provenance, A Piaget Designed By F.P. Journe, And What In The World Is The Kairos Collection? Here Are The Best Of The Rest At Auction This Week

Sotheby's, Christie's, And Antiquorum brought the goods.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: Surveying The Last 25 Years Of Pilot's Watches At Breguet

The forgotten gems inside Breguet's Type XX collection.

Story of the Underdogs: Six under the radar timepieces that deserves more attention

In this week's article, we take a look at six highly underrated watches that are often under the radar within the horological circle.

What The World’s Watchmakers Think of the Swiss

Watch Of The Week: The Swatch Worn By My Big Brother, The Coolest Guy In The World

I grew up idolizing everything about him – including his watch. But the story took a turn when he passed it down to me.

Hands-On: The New Citizen 'Orca' Is A Whale Of A Watch - For Less Than $500

Strapping on this neo-vintage-style timepiece transported me to a fun period in watch collecting – one I missed the first time around.

Watch Of The Week: My Father Loved This Custom Rolex Submariner - And It's What I Remember Him By

The Sub that he once wore every day is now the Sub I wear every day.

One To Watch: Boldr Supply Co. Is Creating Some Of The Best Value-For-Money Watches Out There

A few guys in Singapore wanted to make a smartwatch  – six years later they're breaking new ground in affordable mechanical watchmaking.

The Force is with Him: In Conversation with Frédéric Arnault, CEO of TAG Heuer

In Conversation with Claude Sfeir, One of the World’s Foremost Watch Collectors

HODINKEE Radio: The Many Ways Of The Seamaster

The latest 300, its many siblings, and some Talking Watches BTS.

Four + One: Even With A Quartet Of Grail Watches, This Collector Stays Hungry

Self-made San Francisco entrepreneur Sonya Yu will not be underestimated.

Introducing: The Many Facets Of The Horage Omnium Gen 2

First introduced in 2009, the Omnium is back with all-new tech.

Happenings: 'Watches From the James Arthur Collection' Exhibit Opens At The Horological Society Of New York

An exhibit nearly a century in the making.

Watch Of The Week: The Rolex Explorer That Disappears On My Wrist And Opens My Mind

I can't stop wearing my Explorer 124270, and I don't know why.

To Be Precise: A Brief History Of The Second

What it is, why it is, and how it got that way.

Weekend Edition: Let There Be Light: Appreciating The Execution Of Lume

Some models outshine others.

The Unsolved Mystery of the Chronograph Hash Marks

Furlan Marri Introduces Permanent Collection of Mecha-quartz Models

The Genius of Danny Govberg, Co-Founder of WatchBox

Watch Spotting: Taika Waititi Wears A Cartier Santos To The Premiere Of 'Thor: Love And Thunder'

Comic- and watch-nerdery unite on the red carpet.

The Pursuit of Wearing Thin

Henri Bonneau: A Châteauneuf-Du-Pape Superstar You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

Ken Gargett had intended this article to be a thorough look at Châteauneuf-du-Pape. But he realized that would take a book. So he then thought that he would restrict it to his two all-time favorites, Château Rayas and Henri Bonneau, but even that seemed extreme and surely they each deserve a piece on their own. So Henri Bonneau it is.