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Julien Tornare goes deep.

We wrap up our W&W; pods with highlights from Oris, NOMOS, Ressence, and Moser.

You can now buy Gene Sarazen's cushion-shaped Art Deco wristwatch.

And how a 30,000-G force affects a watch – or doesn't.

Are watches tools or art? Edouard Meylan gives us his take.

A three-dimensional scene of mind-blowing detail.

nOT oN mY SPorT waTCh.

These three iconic design houses have very different approaches to contemporary watchmaking.

The Type 2 comes down with an elegant case of the blues.

In a week where new watches are the talk of the town, consider this a part of the "& More."

The audio equivalent of one of those giant novelty Toblerone bars.

Mean, green, horological machines are dominating the year's new releases. We're not mad, we're just confused. Read on to see the full gradient and help us figure this out.

Pick up the golden shield.

Classicists will be into the fluted dial. But heading into summer, you can't beat the palm frond.

Hatchi matchi, now in rose gold.

The bell-shaped Cloche is Cartier's new Belle of the ball.

#everythingonajubilee

The brand's latest chronograph is...out of this world.

Not to be a broken record, but Bulgari just broke another record.

The Arnold & Son Luna Magna reveals a marble mini-sculpture.

A moment of quiet contemplation for the wrist.

The Metro gets the 6101 treatment in this HODINKEE exclusive announcement.

Set it and forget it – you won't have to change the time, day, date, month, year, or moon phase until the year 2100.

Military enthusiasts, report for duty.

Shooting the shiny can leave you reflecting on your career choices. Reflecting. Is this thing on?

Grey is absolute. Orange is the future.

A modern monument to a venerable tradition – for a price.