Results for Newman's Daytona at Phillips, October 2017

Business News: Round-Up: Top U.S. Executive Changes At Audemars Piguet, Panerai, And A New Chair At Chrono24

Wright departs AP while Bonay steps down from Panerai post after nearly three decades with Richemont.

Photo Report: A Very Rare Opportunity Inside The Alpine Garage At The Montreal Grand Prix With H. Moser & Cie.

Pierre Gasly, Watches, and Formula 1-this weekend had it all!

No, Watches Are Not Jewelry: Cutting Through the Million-dollar Question, One Layer at a Time

When Tamim Almousa hears or reads the word “jewelry,” he automatically divides it into two distinct categories: tacky and classy.However he doesn’t think, “A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk.” Here he explains why.

Watch Spotting: Coco Gauff And Carlos Alcaraz Lead Rolex's Championship Sweep At Roland Garros

Tennis perfection met its horological match during weekend finals in Paris.

Frederique Constant Classic Tourbillon Manufacture Unveiled in Mother-of-Pearl at Couture 2025

Happenings: Keith Scobie-Youngs To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The Cumbria Clock Company Co-Founder will discuss Big Ben's recent restoration.

Dispatch: H. Moser & Cie. X Alpine Motorsports At The F1 Spanish Grand Prix

Making sense of Moser's surprising blend of haute horlogerie and ana-digi connected tech.

Insight: The Overcoil Hairspring, From Breguet to Phillips

While the invention of the spiral hairspring by Christiaan Huygens in 1675 kickstarted a revolution in terms of portable precision timekeeping, the concept was far from fully developed. It was arguably only with the later invention of the overcoil hairspring that the ideal oscillator in portable watches emerged. For many years horologists - theoreticians and artisans alike - worked to perfect the balance-hairspring assembly to optimise its performance, notably in terms of isochronism. True isochronism became a sort of holy grail for watchmakers all around the world, who all sought to ameliorate the inherent quirks of the sprung oscillator. The recent Breguet Soucription features an overcoil hairspring of non-magnetic Nivachron alloy The need for end curves The quest for isochronism was a true challenge for horologists. Isochronism is the ability of the balance-hairspring assembly the have the same period of oscillation for small and large amplitudes alike. In other words, the balance oscillation takes the same period of time regardless of the degree travelled. This is very important, since a balance usually swings with high amplitude with a fully wound mainspring and then runs at progressively smaller amplitude as the barrel unwinds. As a timepiece is required to keep good time regardless of  its winding state, an oscillator whose period is independent from its amplitude is needed. (Another solution to this is to optimise the energy delivery from the mainspring with a...

Franck Muller Introduces The Triple Mystery Hour And Two New Collections At WPHH 2025

Happenings: A New C.H. Meylan Exhibition Opens In 2026 At Espace Horloger In The Vallée de Joux

The exhibition, partially inspired by a Hodinkee article, is soliciting information and examples of the watchmakers work.

Gatherings: Unveiling Luxury: Design And Sustainability Meet At Range Rover House in Pebble Beach

The debut of the Range Rover SV Carmel Edition vehicle takes the stage amid the buzz of Monterey Car Week.

Gatherings: Fit For Royalty: Range Rover House Showcases Heritage And Style At Monterey Car Week

The British luxury brand made a splash with a selection of historic vehicles used by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the 2024 Range Rover SV Carmel Edition.

Gatherings: A Special Cartier Roundtable Discussion At Watches & Wonders In Geneva

Amid the hustle and bustle of Watches & Wonders 2024, we hosted a chat that brought Cartier's leadership to the table with some of the brand's most ardent collectors.

Gatherings: A Celebration At Casa Panerai In The Heart Of NYC

Hodinkee's Ben Clymer sits down for an intimate conversation with Panerai Brand President Philippe Bonay.

Highlights: Diverse Single-Owner Collections at Christie’s Hong Kong

Christie’s continues its spring season in Hong Kong with an unexpected single-owner trilogy – three separate collections of timepieces owned by one collection going on the block – The Chronicle, The Generations, and Stories in Time. The Generations collection will be sold on May 28, and focuses on sports watches from Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe. Slated to be sold on the same day, The Chronicle collection is more eclectic but focuses on traditionally styled watches. Thirdly, Stories in Time will hit the block on May 29, and features notable vintage Rolex watches – including a fine mid-century cloisonné Oyster – stunning Cartier clocks, and avant-garde creations by independents. One of the top lots in the sale is the Rolex Oyster ref. 6100 with a cloisonné enamel dial that is only now reemerging publicly after having last been sold in 1990 Concurrently, watches from The Legacy Collection, including rare watches from Richard Mille and gem-set Patek Philippe complications, will be on show from May 22 to 28 (though that are not part of the auction). We round up five fine and fascinating watches, and one clock from the upcoming sale. Online bidding and the catalogue for the May 28 sale and the May 29 sale, and the catalogue in PDF format for both sessions, are available on Christies.com. Lot 2277 – Seiko Credor Eichi I Unveiled in 2008, the Credor Eichi I was the second product of Seiko Epson’s elite Micro-Artist Studio, after the Credor Sonnerie of 2006....

Be Among The First To Discover Blancpain 2025 Novelties At New York Flagship

Happenings: World Watch Day To Take Place On October 10, Every Year

A day to celebrate watchmaking around the globe.

Hands-on – The Stowa Marine Original Arabic is Fit for a Life at Sea (Incl. Video)

German watchmaking company Stowa has been around for more than a century, and throughout that time, it became primarily known for two things: pilots’ watches and marine chronometers. These instruments were crucial in the early days of navigating the seas, as they were vital instruments in pinpointing where you were on your journey and where […]

Photo Report: Watch Spotting At The Miami Grand Prix With Miami's Most Exclusive Car Club

The Concours Club isn't just a race track, a garage, or a comfy lounge. It's like a country club for the world's biggest car lovers – and they love watches too.

Photo Report: Watch (And Camera) Spotting At Leica’s Centennial Celebration In NYC

This event had it all-Jason Momoa, one of the first Leica Cameras ever created, and some seriously solid watch spotting.

Auctions: Three Seriously Collectable Watches Are Coming To Auction For The First Time [Rolex Daytona 'Le Mans', Simon Brette Chronomètre Artisans, And A Konstantin Chaykin ThinKing]

A duo of upcoming sales sets the stage for a trio of decidedly modern, in-demand models that collectors will be sure to follow.

Tudor Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 25” Launches at the Miami Grand Prix

Photo Report: A Haute Horology Hangout With Friends At Watches Of Switzerland's SoHo Boutique

Come for the amazing watches, stay for ... the amazing watches. Hey, look – that's our thing and we're sticking to it.

Happenings: Eddie Landzberg To Lecture At The Horological Society of New York

The Harvard undergraduate will discuss his research on John Harrison's gridiron pendulum.

Timekeeping at the Edge of the World: Four Watches Across Iceland

Iceland is a place of extremes: glaciers, geothermal hot springs, and black sand beaches shaped by volcanic fury. It’s also a place where time seems to slow down and I thought it was ideal for reflecting on both nature and time spent with family-shaping memories I'll never forget. Watches were also part of the journey, of course. And as I prepared for the trip, the exercise behind choosing which timepieces to bring was something I deeply enjoyed. Now that I'm back, I just wanted to reflect on those choices and how they played a role in my first trip outside the US since the COVID era. I needed it, and it was awesome.