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Hands-On: Chopard's New Mille Miglia Chronograph Bridges Old And New

The brand has brought back a more classic size and style fit for an old-school race

Richard Mille Unveils the RM 72-01 Chronograph for the 100th Anniversary of Le Mans

Introducing the Seiko Prospex Speedtimer 1/100th Second Chronograph

Hands-On: Travel Timing With Timex's Q Three Time Zone Chronograph

This watch is a major value proposition, once you get the hang of it.

Hermès 2023 H08 Colorful Additions to the Collection and a Monopusher Chronograph

The H08 doesn't try to be anything but a Hermès. It's not a diver of pilot's watch, because like many Hermès timepieces, it doesn't want to constrain itself to a specific category. Pleasantly thin and not too large, it transcends style and cultures

Hands-On: The A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Chronograph

It takes guts to release just one watch at Watches & Wonders, but Lange didn't disappoint.

TAG Heuer Reinvents an Icon with the Carrera Chronograph 39mm “Glassbox”

Does the TAG Heuer Carrera really need an introduction? Well, I suppose to be thorough. One of the iconic motorsport chronographs, it was launched in 1963, deftly combining the sleekness and excitement of the sport that inspired it. While over the decades there have been many variations and evolutions to the Carrera, the original 2447 from 1963 has always served as a source for the brand to go back to when reinvigorating the line. This year is the 60th anniversary of the Carrera, which they already began celebrating back in January with the release of a model that stayed very close to that original reference, though with general modern updates. While that model goes literally back to the Carreras roots, the newly launched Carrera 39mm “glassbox” mixes modern and vintage details into one of the most attractive packages from TAG in some time. There are three models to the collection, two 39mm three-register chronos, and a 42mm chrono-tourbillon. Focusing on the former, the fact that these non-revival, non-limited Carreras are at 39mm is the first aspect to celebrate. This size, while not small by today’s standards nor the same as the original (it was 36mm), is small for TAG, whose modern chronographs are generally 41 – 45mm. I suspect, however, there is a reason for this. As the title “glassbox” literally states, these Carrera’s have large domed sapphire crystals. Like, really large. While it is said they are inspired by the domed Hesalite crystals of 70s Carre...

Introducing: Montblanc's New Minerva Monopusher Chronograph

A historic Minerva movement, now in a more rugged steel package.

Zenith Defy Skyline: A Steel Time-Only Sports Watch With An El Primero Movement Sans Chronograph

Let us be honest; there are already quite a few high-end, time only watches in stainless steel with an integrated bracelet design to choose from. So what possesses a brand to enter this market with yet another model? I have no idea, but Martin Green is glad Zenith took this bold move last year with the Defy Skyline.

Patek Philippe Introduces the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Chronograph Ref. 5924G

Introducing the A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Chronograph

Introducing: Patek Philippe’s First Pilot-Style Travel Time Chronograph

The quintessential pilot complication finally hits the Patek lineup for the first time.

Petermann Bédat Introduces the Monopusher Split-Seconds Chronograph with Instantaneous Minutes Ref. 2941

Introducing: Longines Adds To The Spirit Collection With The New Flyback Chronograph (Live Pics)

New functionality (including a bi-directional bezel) and clean design bring a quiet grace to the Spirit line.

Introducing: Breitling Brings Heritage Design To A Revamped Premier Chronograph Line In Five New Colors

From black to salmon, there's no shortage of options. Oh, and there's also a new bracelet.

Hands-On: Vacheron Constantin's New Overseas Panda Chronograph

Get to know the great-wearing watch that inspired me to look up a panda fact or two.

Nivada Grenchen Breaks the Mold by Teaming Up with Fratello on the Brand-New Racing Chronograph

Nivada Grenchen’s formula for success is quite simple. Since the brand came back bursting onto the scene by re-releasing collection mainstays in the Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver and the Antarctic in 2020, Guillaume Laidet and Remi Chabrat has continued to tap into the brand’s expansive vintage catalog full of no-fuss field watches, funky divers and bold chronographs. Bit by bit, Nivada Grenchen has given us a full-on history lesson with a steady cadence of re-releases built for the modern day wearer and enthusiast. The brand has also made more of a concentrated effort by providing more affordable options with the same charming vintage aesthetic. I think I can speak for everyone when I say, we welcome all of this with open arms (especially the affordable part). But Nivada Grenchen isn’t just a one trick pony. We’ve seen the brand take more of an open-minded approach via their collaborations. Heck, we got a flurry of them to close out 2022, with each special edition piece embracing what their collaborative partner brings to table, while simultaneously encapsulating the brand’s 70’s vintage design language. I’ve said this plenty of times, and I’ll say it again, collaborations allow brands to let their hair down. To step outside of the box. To try something entirely new. And the result is something quite refreshing for us enthusiasts. That’s exactly what we’ve been getting from Nivada Grenchen and their forays into the collaborative space. Now Nivada Gren...

Nivada Grenchen and Fratello Watches Team Up for the the Racing Chronograph

In Conversation with Alexander Philipp About the Tutima x Revolution M2 Coastline Chronograph

For our latest collaboration we are honored to be partnering with a brand that has a long history of manufacturing exceptional military chronographs and which has survived war and geopolitical upheaval to become the independent watchmaker that it is today. Revolution USA’s Editor-in-Chief Bhanu Chopra was the driving force on this collaboration with Tutima, one […]

The Tutima x Revolution M2 Coastline Chronograph is a Modern Flieger That Hits all the Right Notes

Watches with a military heritage or connection have always held the fascination of collectors and enthusiasts, due to their robust qualities and a love for the romanticized ideals of fighting for one’s country. And then there is a special class of chronographs used throughout history by German military pilots, also known as fliegers, that have […]

Available Now: Tutima x Revolution M2 Coastline Chronograph

Introducing: TAG Heuer Revives A ‘60s-Era Panda Dial Carrera For The Chronograph’s 60th Anniversary

This 600-piece limited edition puts a vintage favorite in a modern package.

Behind the Lens: Oileán H-B1 Triple Calendar Chronograph by John McGonigle

GaryG had so much fun shooting the Oileán HB-1 by John McGonigle that he has more images to show than words to say!

Vintage Watches: A 1972 Rolex Day-Date In White Gold, A 1960s Movado M95 Chronograph, And A 1970s Zenith Defy De Luxe

Plus, an update on Vintage Watches here at Hodinkee!

Patria Brigadier Flyback Chronograph: Run, Don’t Walk, It Was The Best Value Swiss Made Automatic Chronograph Available Today (Until Sold Out)- Reprise

Every time Ian Skellern writes the words “relatively affordable” here on Quill & Pad, he braces himself for the stream of comments reminding him that he must live in an alternative reality to most of the world. So he doesn't describe the Patria Brigadier Flyback Chrono as relatively affordable (though compared to most of the watches we review on Quill & Pad he thinks it well merits that description), but he does think that it’s fantastic value and the bargain of the year. And here he explains why.

Introducing The Audemars Piguet Offshore 43mm Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Chronograph in Black Ceramic

Introducing the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Split-Seconds Chronograph GMT

Introducing: TAG Heuer Gets Colorful With The New Carrera Chronograph x Porsche Orange Racing (Live Pics)

TAG Heuer and Porsche continue their two-year partnership with their sixth watch.

Vintage Watches: A 1960s LeGant Chronograph By Zenith, A 1971 Omega Seamaster 60, And Two 1970s Chronographs From Heuer

Think outside of the box with this week's vintage selection.

The Spec Sheet: The Carrera Calibre 5 Date May Not Be A Chronograph, But It's Still Pure TAG Heuer

A three-hander that looks good on Ryan Gosling's wrist, and yours too.