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Introducing: Roger Dubuis' Wild Approach To Watchmaking Is On Full Display At Watches & Wonders

Where Arthurian legends meet "Hyper Horology."

Watches and Wonders, Day 3: I’m a Lover (and a Fighter) But No Longer Am I a Hater

Hands-On: The Vacheron Constantin 222 Is The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread, Which Isn't All That Great But You Get The Idea

Come for the case, stay for the bracelet.

Day Two: The View from Afar

Australia Editor-in-Chief Felix Scholz share his view of Watches and Wonders 2022 far from the madding crowd.

Introducing: The Submersible QuarantaQuattro eSteel Underscores Panerai's Commitment To Sustainability

The eSteel roll-out continues.

Vintage Watches: A 1986 Rolex GMT-Master Retailed By Tiffany & Co., A 1960s Heuer Carrera 'First Execution Dato 45,' And A 1961 Rolex Day-Date

Watch and wonder at our newest vintage pieces in the HODINKEE Shop.

New Look to Classics: Baume & Mercier’s Hampton and Classima Collections

Baume & Mercier presents new references of its Hampton and Classima collections for Watches & Wonders 2022.

Introducing: Cartier Takes The Tank Must To The Dark Side

And the Tank Louis Cartier comes along for the ride.

Just Because: No, We Don't Know What Rolex Will Announce At Watches & Wonders – But We Have Suggestions

I dream of painting, and then I paint my dream (watch).

Corum Admiral 45 Openworked Luminescent Carbon: Forget The Day, Bring On The Night!

Corum has released several new Admiral timepieces for 2022, including six new Admiral 42 models, one of which offers an interesting “grenadier fendu” pattern that was entirely designed in-house at Corum. But the pinnacle of these new additions is the novel Admiral 45 Openworked Luminescent Carbon with a glow-in-the-dark carbon fiber case.

Introducing: Say Hello To The M.A.D. 1 RED, The Maximilian Büsser Watch You Might Actually Be Able To Get

The latest democratic creation from the mind-melting magician of the avant-garde.

Introducing: To Design A Watch For A Kid, Blok Watches Had To Think Like A Kid

Blok Watches designed a watch based on the way that youngsters perceive time.

One To Watch: Aera Watches, A Young British Brand Making The Tool Watch Feel Contemporary

Ikepod and the Ice Hotel both deserve credit for the birth of this new microbrand.

Watch Of The Week: I Have To Admit, I Love Nixon’s Tribute To The Grateful Dead

Most rock-band watches are hopelessly lame. But I've got a soft spot for this one.

Interview: The Man Bringing 'Seinfeld' Memes To Watch Culture Thinks We All Should Relax

It's no importing-exporting operation, but the Vandelay House of Horology is a meme account worth following.

Introducing: Omega Adds Colorful New Dials To The Under-40mm Aqua Terra Collection

The first Aqua Terra update in its anniversary year introduces 10 new flavors of the mid-size, all-occasion Aqua Terra.

In-Depth: Getting To The Bottom Of The Omega Ploprof

How the cult classic dive watch went under and then resurfaced decades later.

Happenings: Theodor Prenzel To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The Head of Design Engineering at NOMOS will discuss their next-generation movements.

Neighborhood Watch: The Watch Lover's Guide To Houston

Our resident Houstonian highlights the Bayou City's must-visit horological hotspots.

Introducing: Breitling Teams Up With An Iconic Motorcycle Brand To Bring Us The Top Time Triumph

A match made in motorcycle heaven

Watch Of The Week: I Didn't Really Like Watches – And Then I Bought a Royal Oak

I came for the brutal design. And stayed for the way it made me feel.

Happenings: Phillips Perpetual To Host Exhibition Dedicated To Early A. Lange & Söhne Wristwatches Next Month

Calling all Lange lovers.

Four + One: The Co-Founder Of Chromeo Makes '70s-Style Funk – And Wears Watches To Match

He's also got fabulous taste in furniture.

Historical Perspectives: Your Complete Guide To The Watches Of United States Presidents (Updated Yet Again)

Settle in, this is a long one ...

Neighborhood Watch: The Watch Lover's Guide To Aspen

Exploring a horological hot spot tucked away in the Rockies.

The Ultimate Guide to the Longines Chronograph 13ZN ‘Pulsanti ad Ombrello’ or ‘Mushroom Pusher’

A detailed look at the extremely rare examples of Longines’ early waterproof chronographs with mushroom-shaped push-pieces.

Recommended Reading: Jean-Claude Biver To Launch New Watch Brand Under His Own Name

He dropped the unexpected bombshell during a Friday morning segment on Swiss public radio.

Recommended Reading: The In-Depth Guide to the F. P. Journe Octa Chronographe

A short-lived model in production for just a few years – it was replaced by the Centigraphe in 2008 – the Octa Chronographe was nevertheless one of F.P. Journe’s most intriguing offerings in technical terms. While based on the standard cal. 1300 found in the simpler Octa models, the chronograph movement utilised a stopwatch mechanism integrated into the base plate under the dial. In other words, the chronograph was integrated but located where a modular setup would typically be. As a result the Chronographe remained the same height as less complex Octa models (though that thinness would cause a variety of problems with the functionality, especially with the date). Its technical details – which vary across generations – are just one aspect of the watch detailed in A Collector’s Guide for the Octa Chronographe by F. P. Journe by Shawn Mehta, founder of independent watchmaking merchant Watch4Moi. (At the same time it’s worth revisiting the guide to the F.P. Journe Tourbillon Remontoir d’Egalite that I wrote in 2016, making it one of the first-ever Journe “guides”.) Octa Chronographe no. 001 that sold at Phillips in November last year Though the first in numerical sequence, it was not actually the first example produced as indicated by its details Unlike many recent “guides” that rely on plagiarisation or secondary sources, Mr Mehta’s article cite facts and figures from F.P. Journe itself. For instance, he tells us that only 35 examples of the Octa Ch...

Hands-On: A Lesson In Proportion And Fit With The Doxa Sub 600T

Does this chunky '80s design work for today's wrists?

One To Watch: Have No Fear, Studio Underd0g Is Here (To Make Watches Fun Again)

Meet a young brand that's high on value and low on self-seriousness – and that has a lesson for aspiring entrepreneurs.