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Forging a return to the U.S. with a new retail partner and some colorful carbon.

People forget that St. Patrick was a huge vintage watch guy.

In his HODINKEE debut, legendary mountaineer Conrad Anker shares how he thinks about timepieces – and how he thinks about time itself.

How low can you go?

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Two days before his Midtown Manhattan Mecca for fish eaters reopens, Eric Ripert talks about the watches he doesn't own.

Horological history, digitized and condensed.

Talking chronographs (virtually) with Jack Forster.

Breaking the rules of ultra-thin skeletonization.

Credit where credit is due.

Back to our regularly scheduled (vintage) programming.

Alan Tsao has lofty goals for his young company.

I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a Breitling today.

With Dimepiece – her fabulously irreverent Insta feed and website – Brynn Wallner is changing the conversation for women and watches.

The beloved indie watch brand used last year's lockdown to ask fans what they wanted. The answer? A very specific watch in a very specific color.

Citizen kicks off a brand-new chapter in collaboration with subsidiary La Joux-Perret.

In his HODINKEE debut, former Ralph Lauren designer (and current Atlanta menswear impresario) Sid Mashburn addresses the eternal conundrum.

Growing and evolving while staying true to yourself is tough stuff. But we think Grand Seiko can pull it off.

The Raven Trekker 39 proves that less can be more if you do it right.

The show's Prop Master breaks down the watches he chose for the time-bending series.

A distinctive dial donned by a deep and daring diver from Deutschland.

After launching an instant classic in the Octo Finissimo, Guido Terreni walked away to take the reins of an independent marque. In his first interview atop his new brand, he explains the thinking that led him to Parmigiani Fleurier.

A '60s-inspired chrono with a mechanical movement to boot.

As '80s Week draws to a close, Phillips' esteemed Head of Watches in New York answers the one big question: So, what should you buy?

Influenced by everything from Swatch to Bauhaus, Alain Silberstein's watches have never fit a conventional mold.

What watch do you wear when fighting Xenomorphs? Hustling pool? Doing James Bond things? Without these classic films, we'd never know.

Photographer Janette Beckman shares six iconic images that capture the burgeoning connection between hip-hop and horology.