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Introducing: The Next Generation Of Seiko's Prospex '20MAS' – Now Smaller And With A New Movement (SPB453, SPB451 & SPB455)

Refining Seiko's hit diver for 2024 with new proportions, deeper depths, and a new position for the date.

Leap Year Luxury: Modern Masters of the Perpetual Calendar

Pre-Owned Picks: A Grand Seiko SBGH273, A 1980s Rolex Day-Date, And A Yellow-Gold Green-Dial Cartier Tank

Plus a Senator Excellence from Glashütte Original, and a Radiomir GMT from Panerai.

This Week In The Shop: Five Of Our Favorite Watches Under $3,000

Running the gamut from a watch-newbie-friendly Hamilton to an eco-conscious Oris.

The Tissot PR516 Chronograph Mechanical evokes the spirit of the 70s

Introducing: The Bremont x Bamford 'Aurora' Supermarine Brings A Bit Of California To The British Isles (Live Pics)

Leave it to Bamford to make the boldest take on a Bremont I can recall in a long time.

Introducing – Ace Jewelers and Elka Team Up For An Ultra-Minimalist Watch

Last year, we introduced the Ace Jewelers x Elka Watch Co Diversity Series, which artfully blended the cultural influences of the Middle East and Asia, presenting the four distinct watches showcasing Western Arabic, Eastern Arabic, Chinese, and Hebrew signed dials. Before that, we also delved into the narrative of the new Swiss brand led by […]

This is the latest evolution of MB&F;’s sporty calendar, the LM Perpetual EVO BLUE

Hublot Partners with Depeche Mode for the Spirit of Big Bang “Memento Mori”

This Week In The Shop: Four Of Our Favorite Takes On Heritage Reissues

Diving into our favorite modern spins on vintage classics, from the ever-faithful to the quirky and contemporary.

Asking Akio Naito – President Of Seiko Watches – About Grand Seiko In The USA

What does Grand Seiko's new Madison Avenue boutique represent for the brand in America?

Introducing: The Sinn U50 Gets The HYDRO Treatment And A Lume Dial

Oil-filled and maximum lume – Sinn continues to grow the U50 with enthusiasts in mind.

HODINKEE Radio: An Interview With CEO Georges Kern On Breitling And The Relaunch of Universal Genève

For the first time, the Breitling CEO discusses the Universal Genève Acquisition; then, we look back at his tenure at Breitling so far.

In-Depth: What's The Future Of The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept? To Figure It Out, We Have To Look To The Past

It was the R&D; platform for Audemars Piguet, but after the groundbreaking "Universelle," is the Concept on its way out?

Five of the Most Underrated Watches of the Last Year

How Karl-Friedrich Scheufele inspired the creation of our Chopard L.U.C 1860 Revolution Edition

Hands-On: Victoria Beckham Designed A Collection Of 36mm Breitling Chronomats

Is a partnership between Breitling and Beckham's fashion brand an earnest attempt to spark interest among women consumers?

Watch Spotting: Formula One Driver Daniel Ricciardo Wearing A Secret Blue Dial Tudor Black Bay Ceramic

And we've got some info on this never-before-seen blue BB.

The Technical Evolution of the Piaget Polo

Tudor Enters Formula One As Sponsor Of The Visa Cash App RB Team

The newly-named F1 team will fly the Tudor shield for the 2024 World Championship season.

A New Setting for the Geneva School of Watchmaking

The Raketa Polar 0270: An Exploration of Collection vs. Consumption

Reviewing the Raketa Polar 0270 reissue. Get insights from the watch's owner along with specs and original photography.

Watch Spotting: From Luke Combs' Lange To Jay-Z's Patek, The Watches Of The 2024 Grammy Awards

Taylor Swift was just the beginning – here are our favorite watches from last night's Grammys.

Frederique Constant and Its Complicated Dress Watch Would Make Watchmakers of Yore Proud

The Bulova Lunar Pilot Gets a New (Actually, 4.5 Billion-Year-Old) Meteorite Dial

Among watch brands, Omega won the race to the moon–it also won the PR war, and now whenever someone uses the term “moon watch,” your mind invariably turns to the Speedmaster. But while the Omega Speedmaster may have been the first watch to the moon, it isn’t the only one. In 1971, Apollo 15 mission commander Dave Scott became the seventh man to walk on the moon, and when he looked at his wrist to check how long he’d been out of the lunar lander, it was a Bulova that gave him the time. Forty-five years later, Bulova released a re-creation of this watch: the Lunar Pilot. Now, they’ve leaned into the space angle even more, with the Lunar Pilot Meteorite, which, as the name suggests, features a dial made of actual space rock. The Lunar Pilot was built to NASA’s specifications and, as such, bears some superficial resemblance to the Speedmaster as a three-register chronograph with a tachymeter. (Coincidentally, the Lunar Pilot Meteorite was also released shortly after the latest Dark Side of the Moon Speedmaster from Omega, which features a dial made to look like the lunar surface.) But a more rounded and slightly larger case–43.5 mm versus the 42 mm of the Speedmaster–with slim, rectangular pushers that span from the crown to almost the lugs gives the Lunar Pilot a unique silhouette. The meteorite model features a dial crafted from a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite that Bulova promises gives each of the 5,000 limited edition watches a unique crystalline pattern...