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One of the most iconic watches of all time gets a number of subtle upgrades, proving once again that it is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Diving for 40 years with a solid gold Rolex Submariner 1680.
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An Aubry-era throwback, now in titanium.
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Five video stories from HODINKEE readers.
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TAG's core dive watch gets back to basics.
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As close as you can get to vintage without actually being vintage.
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A new twist on an ancient alloy.
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Forging a return to the U.S. with a new retail partner and some colorful carbon.
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Often unloved, '80s Doxas are worth another look.
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Rick Hale finds inspiration in the work of 18th-century clockmaker John Harrison.
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Give the gift of a vintage watch this holiday season.
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Expect the unexpected in this week's vintage lineup.
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The start of the new vintage trend and how old brands can be made new again.
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Five video stories from HODINKEE readers.
Two Broke Watch Snobs
Powering the Datron is the base Caliber 319 PHC movement. However, you’re probably more familiar with its alias, “El Primero,” as marketed by Zenith. The two are virtually identical. As “the first automatic chronograph..."
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Your weekly round-up of the best vintage watches from around the web.
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A deep dive on a classic dive watch brand that's never light on personality.
Quill & Pad
Six pre-selected watches, five panelist judges, and four predicted winners. You want variety, our predictions for the 2019 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève Petite Aiguille category has more variety than you can strap on two wrists. Check out the reasons for the disparate views here.
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Your weekly drop of watches from around the web.
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The must-know watches for sale from around the web.
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Your weekly round-up of watches from around the 'net.
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A boat is safe in harbor, but that's not what boats are for.
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A selection of vintage watches from around the globe.
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Endorsed by many divers, including Jacques Cousteau, Doxa's Dive watch history is something worth exploring.
Worn & Wound
Retter is a microbrand founded by New York native Deep Ghosh, and they’ve just released their second watch, the Mistral. The first Retter watch, the 22, was a sub $1,000 integrated bracelet sports watch. The Mistral represents a bigger swing, and could be a sign of the brand growing into itself a little, something you’d hope any brand on their second collection would be doing. The Mistral is described by Retter as a “dress-casual” watch, which I think in most scenarios is actually just a “watch.” It’s unfortunate, in my opinion, that we need to put labels like this onto new designs, but that’s just where we are at the moment I guess. The Mistral has a genuinely distinct visual identity that doesn’t really fit into a particular category. It’s ironic that the brand would use a somewhat toothless descriptor like “dress-casual” to describe something that in practice isn’t nearly as generic as the term would imply. What we have here is a 38mm watch with horn lugs and a thin profile of just 7.4mm (crystal included). Retter is able to accomplish this thanks to a case construction they call “shell-style.” You have a to dig a bit through their press materials to get a handle on what this actually means (it’s not explained in detail on their website), but it’s essentially a clever method of building the case in such a way that it suggests old-fashioned soldered lugs without actually doing the work of soldering them. The lugs are part of an integ...
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