Latest watch news · Page 1121

Cartier’s chief executive talks Tanks, travel, the burden of the past, and how things are not going to go “back to normal."

Cartier, GP, Piaget, and Omega all showed up on the red carpet.

Across the design world, minimalism equates to luxury. In the watch world, it's the opposite.

Our own in-house experts, Saori Omura and Brandon Frazin, set the record straight so you can fully enjoy hunting for your next vintage pick-up.

The accomplished historian will discuss the careers of Pierre and Henri-Louis Jaquet-Droz.

Ever since boyhood, this brand has seen me through my milestones.

A deep dive into a watch nicknamed for an Oscar winner.

The latest installment of our mailbag column, where we answer common (and uncommon) watch questions without judgment.

If we needed any further proof that GS has hit the big time, well, here it is.

And the sprint to a certain sellout has officially begun.

A brand new page-turning thriller from our own Jason Heaton dives into the shadowy and dangerous world of shipwreck hunting.

Happy Wednesday from the HODINKEE Vintage Team.

A '70s-inspired American classic with a twist of contemporary minimalism.

Naoya Hida & Co. just released a new watch for 2021. But renowned dealer and collector Eric Ku is still enjoying the subtle wonders of last year’s model

How things came to be.

There was a Tanks/thanks pun here, but you've been through enough.

How a flashy new Fortis is playing a small part in getting humankind to the red planet.

Merriam-Webster defines patina as "a surface appearance of something grown beautiful, especially with age or use."

A toast to the weird and wonderful.

Not your usual suspect.

Instagram’s favorite sub-$1,000 dive watch gets a makeover

Turns out Patek did release an all-steel, blue-dialed number for 2021.

Over the years, case diameters have grown larger and larger. But this year at Watches & Wonders, the trend moves in the other direction.

Pump up the jam. The esteemed Parisian maison just wants to boogie.

Patek's latest technical tour-de-force comes in a collector-favorite case as well.

This previously unknown cloisonné enamel world timer is estimated to sell for approximately $3.8 million at the Geneva Auction in May.

The Roger Dubuis Excalibur gets lit.