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The Swiss watchmaker has partnered with New York's "Billion Oyster Project" to release a new dive watch and raise awareness for a unique cause in the Hudson River.
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A new collaboration takes a long-standing relationship to the next level.
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A true chronometer from Longines and an early variant of an iconic Rolex lead the way.
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First introduced in 2009, the Omnium is back with all-new tech.
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An exhibit nearly a century in the making.
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I can't stop wearing my Explorer 124270, and I don't know why.
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What it is, why it is, and how it got that way.
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Plus, some of our favorite watches that we spotted during the Las Vegas tournament.
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Fresh from London for the launch of the new Ranger, Mark Kauzlarich joins Jack and James to chat about the latest from Tudor.
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A modern horological classic in a warm new case.
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The pair's sophomore collaboration continues the aqua-blue ethos.
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He changes outfits, but never the TAG in our watch-related movie of the week.
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Some models outshine others.
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Size matters – but not in the way you think.
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Solid sizing, great specs, and a fair price to boot? The new Ranger is what field watches are all about.
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Max Büsser and his cohorts at his horological think tank, MB&F;, have, without question, created a bewildering variety of watches over the years that have used horology as a jumping off point for the exploration of a highly idiosyncratic vocabulary of watchmaking, in which mechanics put themselves at the service of an aesthetics that freely mingles everything from pop culture to science fiction to sometimes alarming arachnomorphism, and beyond. However, what MB&F; thus far has largely not addressed itself to is the world of traditional complications – other than the tourbillon, used by MB&F; for its aesthetic impact, you will look in vain for anything beyond a simple calendar or a moonphase. Now, however, MB&F; and Büsser have gotten into the complications game in a big way: they’ve launched their own perpetual calendar, and, what’s more, they’ve done so with an in-house movement, with a variation on the perpetual calendar mechanism unlike anything we’ve seen so far.
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Could a watch be tailor-made for Instagram? Could this be it?
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A king among complications meets the ice queen of metals.
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Double the fun with colorful dials.
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An exercise in 01 UPmanship.
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Two "new" watches hit the HODINKEE Vintage page.
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A vibrant new limited edition in an unexpected hue.
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Powerhouse dealers Analog:Shift and Collectability team up for Meeting Point, a New York exhibition of Patek Philippe's atomic age master clocks – including an ultra-rare clock bearing the Rolex and Patek double signature.
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Finding the right color for these cases required more than looking at a paint swatch.
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HYT lumes large with propriety materials and a new complication designed to capture the light of the moon.
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In which I discover the laws of supply and demand.
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A surprising Seiko movement allows Nivada to offer up the best of both worlds.
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And Prince William wears his mainstay – the Omega "Bond" Seamaster – to the Men's Final.
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NPR comes through with a report about a guy making watches that don't tell time – but do well on social media.
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A new watch may offer a bigger number, but what does it mean for the way you wear your watch?
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