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Introducing: Chopard Announces A New Green Alpine Eagle - Just In Time For (Almost?) Ski Season! (Live Pics, Pricing)

And yes, the dial is still as outrageously cool as ever.

The Sports Section: What's The Best Watch For Runners?

We asked seven Tracksmith staffers to share what they wear.

Introducing: Crypto Bros, This One's For You - The Bitcoin Watch From Jacob & Co.

The sun might be setting on cryptocurrency, but the Astronomia Solar Bitcoin is just approaching the horizon.

Four + One: A Lifelong Collector Catches The Watch Bug - And Starts A Watch Podcast

'Wrist Check Pod' co-host Perri Dash comes through with three vintage watches, one trippy poster, and the modern Rolex that made him a believer.

In-Depth: The Richard Mille RM UP-01, A Very Deep Dive On A Very Thin Watch

An exercise in 01 UPmanship.

Weekend Edition: Casio Makes A Watch For Damn Near Everyone

From inexpensive world timers to hand-finished marvels of modern technology, nobody casts a wider net.

One To Watch: After Teaching France's Brightest Young Watchmakers, Florent Lecomte Is Ready For His Own Spotlight

Professor, watchmaker, father – can Florent Lecomte do it all?

Introducing the Richard Mille UP - 01 Fighting for the Last Hundredths, a new ultra-thin champion

Auction Watch: Cartier “Model A” Mystery Clock For a Good Cause

While lesser known than wristwatches like the Tank and Crash, the mystery clock is as quintessentially Cartier as its wristwatch counterparts. Bonhams’ upcoming Hong Kong auction includes a prime example of the classic Cartier “Model A” mystery clock. The first type of mystery clock developed by Cartier, the Model A, made its debut in 1912 and the first example was sold to banker J. Pierpont Morgan. Compact but striking in its details and transparency, the Model A is essentially a block of rock crystal sitting on a mineral stone base with accents of gold, enamel, and diamonds. This example that will go on the block at Bonhams dates to 1928 and sits on an onyx base. The mystery clock, however, wasn’t invented at Cartier. Instead the clock with floating hands was conceived by Maurice Coüet, a clockmaker who was first a supplier to Cartier before joining the jeweller. Coüet in turn was inspired by the work of 19th century clockmaker-turned-magician Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, the inventor of the mystery clock concept. The Model A is a two-axis mystery clock with the driving pinions for the hands hidden in each column of the frame Notably, the Model A clock is being sold to benefit an Australian conservation non-profit, thanks to the late Antony Coote, a farmer and businessman whose family formerly controlled Angus & Coote, a storied name in Australian retail that was once the biggest jeweller in the country. After selling his family’s stake in 2006, Coote turn...

Hey, HODINKEE!: What Watch Do You Buy For The Man Who Has Basically Seen Everything?

And whose initials are Benjamin Clymer?

Louis Moinet Memoris Spirit Monopusher Column Wheel Chronograph: Signaling A New Design Era For The Brand

The Louis Moinet Memoris Spirit chronograph is an aesthetic and mechanical update to the classic Memoris chronograph that may end up being the most sought-after model yet. Joshua Munchow takes a closer look at how it arrived here.

Introducing: Sinn's Take On The Colorful Dial Trend Results In Four New 556 Limited Editions

Choose your own adventure – Aquamarine, Carnelian, Citrine, or Emerald.

Introducing: With A Diamond For A Crown, This May Be The Craziest Watch TAG Heuer Has Ever Made

I don't think I've ever seen anything else like the Carrera Plasma, period.

New Rolex for 2022 - Left-Hand GMT-Master II and Gem-Set Yacht-Master 40

A. Lange & Söhne Triple Split Chronograph: The World’s Only Watch That Can Time Two Separate Events For 12 Hours

In the annals of A. Lange & Söhne history, the Double Split was one of the most widely celebrated releases. It introduced the idea of a split-second and split-minute chronograph allowing the wearer to time at least two events lasting up to an hour. The Triple Split is the inevitable progression of it, adding a split-hour function to allow timing two multi-hour events up to 12 hours.

Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date : new Blue Dial for 2022

Quick look at the Glashütte Original Seventies Chronograph Panorama Date Blue Dial, adding to our comprehensive review of the Geen and Grey models in 2019.

In-Depth: Forget The $6 Million Baseball Card, Honus Wagner's Watch Is Up For Auction

Meditations on the game, the city, and the man who loomed large over both.

Introducing: For The First Time In Olympic History, The U.S. Biathlon Team Gets An Issued Watch

And the manufacturer that it comes from is just as esoteric and fascinating as the sport.

Hey, HODINKEE!: Arabic Numerals, Pop Culture Collabs, Requiem For The Pocket Watch, And Why You Can Paint A Car But You Can't Paint A Dial

So many pockets, so few pocket watches.

LVMH Watch Week: Zenith’s Kaleidoscope of Colour for 2022

Hey, HODINKEE!: What Even Is A Sports Watch, Fonts From Grand Seiko, And The Epic Search For The Endangered Independent Watchmaker

The watchmaker is out there.

Watch Of The Week: The Delicate Swiss Watch My Mother Gave Me For My 30th Birthday

It almost made me feel like a real adult.

One To Watch: Vaer Is The Internet-Era California Upstart We've Been Waiting For

Your Gen-Z nephew will love it, and you will, too.

Four + One: Watch Girl, Reporting For Duty

Zoe Abelson made her career helping others find the watches of their dreams. Here she shares a few of her own – plus the one travel accessory she can’t live without.

Auctions: The Patek Philippe Complicated Desk Clock Sells For CHF 9.5 Million At Only Watch 2021

A clock that truly rocks.

Ep. #222 Watch Brands We Know Nothing About: Certina

Certina on air. Truly, it's an impressive brand with some murky history - but several attractive models well under $1000.

TAG Heuer for Only Watch 2021, the Carbon Monaco

Dawn Of The Dead: Four Frighteningly Good Watch Brands Just Came Back From The Grave

They're alive! But don't call them zombies. This is genuine rebirth and resurrection on the wrist.

Culture Of Time: It's Another Skull Watch Story For Halloween, What Were The Odds?

Not zero, comrades, not zero.

Hands-On: Royal Oak Offshores, New For 2021

"I find it unspeakably charming."