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TAG Heuer’s Carrera Watches Live Up to their Legacy

Bremont Introduces The Broadsword Recon To Their Armed Forces Collection

Exploring the new Bremont Broadsword Recon featuring P51 lume and sandwich dial construction. Read for specs, pricing, and photos.

Depancel Sticks to a Tried-and-True Formula with the Legend 60s Chronograph

It has been awhile since we’ve checked in on Depancel, an up and coming watch brand based out of the sleepy alpine town, Annecy, France. It was their Serie-A Allure that last caught our attention last year – a dual-register automatic chronograph heavy on the automotive design cues, which for the spry brand, was their first-ever production chronograph. Since then, it seems they’ve come a long way in a relatively short time. Depancel has expanded their collection, defined their design language (primarily auto-inspired), and now they even have a showroom (in Annecy) for those keen on seeing their collection in the metal. Despite the evolution, that doesn’t mean the brand has lost touch with the watch enthusiast community or their passion for all things automotive. Their new Legend 60s chronograph encompasses everything that has made the brand successful thus far.   The brand has heard a growing number of requests from Depancel collectors and enthusiasts alike to return to their racing chronograph roots. Even though they’ve done away with their online questionnaire that allows for the community to directly make suggestions as to what they’d love to see from the brand, the Legend 60s chronograph proves that they firmly still have their ear to the ground. And what better way to return to their “racing chronograph roots” than to develop a watch inspired by the Formula One racing scene in the 1960s. The Legend 60s marks another first for the Depancel, and that com...

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Toronto and Atlanta

These next classes will be hosted by IWC, Moe Jaber, and the Atlanta Watch Society.

Panerai Radiomir Origine: A dégradé dedication to the past

The Baume & Mercier Riviera GMT Knows How to Travel in Style

A Week On The Wrist: Is There A Right Way To Wear The ‘Lefty’ Rolex GMT?

Swapping wrists with the GMT-Master II Ref. 126720VTNR - the most fun watch the Crown has made in years.

Recommended Reading: Four Women In Watches On What They Actually Want To Wear

A group discussion on working in and shopping for watches.

Business News: Rolex FAQ: Everything You Need To Know About Production Increases And The Certified Pre-Owned Program

You've got questions. We've got answers, straight from the Crown.

Screen Time - How On-Screen Watches Add to the Story

Happenings: You’re Invited To Hear Ben Clymer Speak At SXSW This Sunday In Austin, Texas

Hodinkee's founder will be on stage at the Porsche House talking design and collaboration in the digital age.

Introducing: They're Back! Seiko Brings A Series Of 36mm Field Watches To The Seiko 5 Sports Collection

The perfect entry point into mechanical watches makes its long-awaited return.

Introducing: The New MoonSwatch Mission To Moonshine Gold Has Arrived

But hurry, because it's (literally) only available today.

Introducing the Omega X Swatch MoonSwatch Mission to the Moon ‘Moonshine Gold’

Pre-Owned Picks: Colorful Dials From Salmon To Powder Blue

Forget the monochromatic, these dials are everywhere these days. Here are a few favorites from the H Shop.

Second Opinions: TAG Heuer, It’s Time To Bring Back The Original Formula One Watch

Show us how much fun you can really have.

Hands-On: It's Time For A Real-Life Look At The New 38mm Hamilton 'Murph'

A reduction in size goes a long way toward making this cinematic classic even better.

In-Depth: Everything You Need To Know About The Early Chopard L.U.C Collection

How Chopard's first in-house caliber 1.96 set the stage for 25 years of top-tier watchmaking.

One To Watch: Singapore's Zelos Is A One Man Army With Unstoppable Momentum

Elshan Tang started Zelos as a recent graduate in 2014 – eight years later, business is booming.

Business News: Daniel Roth To Relaunch In 2023 With Help From La Fabrique Du Temps

The early independent watchmaker's name will return in 2023 with highly limited production.

How To Clean Your Watch

Striving for spotless timekeeping in a dirty world.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: A Collector's Guide To The Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711

It's gone but not forgotten. As Patek introduces the successor, we go beyond the hype and into the details of one of the world's most recognizable – and, yes, collectible – watches.

First Look: The Brand New Cartier Tank Francaise is a Paragon of Sports Chic

In 1996, Cartier the unrivalled King of Elegance, introduced the Tank Francaise, the first Tank with an integrated bracelet design which had gradually been gaining traction since the 1970s. It took the classicism of form from its icon of icons, the Tank, and married it with a bracelet that was at once masculine in its […]

Weekend Edition: Rolex Price Hikes, More MoonSwatch, And How To Properly Value A Watch

Introducing our all-new digest of the week's most important news, reviews, and industry chatter.

Editors' Picks: The Best Watch Instagram Accounts To Follow Right Now

HODINKEE editors share their favorite folks in their feeds.

In-Depth: From Rolex to Holy Trinity: Our Predictions, Projections & Wild Guesses For The Watch World In 2023

Join us as we peer into our crystal ball 🔮

One To Watch: How Dr. Rebecca Struthers Is Bringing Back British Watchmaking

A real-life watch doctor talks about creating her own in-house movement, her new book, and her favorite watch movements.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Chicago and Austin

These next classes will be hosted by Oak & Oscar, Grand Seiko & Ben Bridge Jeweler.

Weekend Edition: Celebrity Watch Spotting, Watches To Wear In Your Doomsday Bunker, And Our Style Editor's Take On 2023 Watch Trends

Read on for secondary market predictions, Grammy's watch spotting and a very funny article about the TAG Heuer Solargraph.

G-SHOCK’s Latest Titanium Release Combines the Aesthetics of a Circuit Board with Camouflage to Great Effect

G-SHOCK has had a string of successful releases over the past few years with full metal watches that incorporate some type of interesting, laser engraved design. It turns out that the G-SHOCK case and bracelet is a surprisingly versatile canvas for compelling camo designs, sci-fi influenced schematics, and the touch of an actual artist. With this latest release, the design influence is actually G-SHOCK itself, using the design of their own circuit board as a jumping off point for a very contemporary watch that pays tribute to the brand’s roots.  The G-SHOCK Circuit Camouflage, reference GMWB5000TCC1, is billed as a titanium version of the very first G-SHOCK, the famed DW-5000C. You’ll note that the new watch shares the same iconic case lines as that early G-SHOCK release, just in titanium, rather than resin. The camo-like design that has been laser etched on the case and bracelet is a real G-SHOCK insider’s treat. The pattern is lifted from the 3459 circuit board found in the GMWB5000 series watches, and has been meticulously recreated using some fairly high end manufacturing techniques.  The base of the watch is a coating of black IP. This ion plating technique has been the go-to process for G-SHOCK in virtually all of their recent coated metal watches. The circuit board pattern is drawn twice using a laser irradiation process, once prior to the black IP coating, and then again after. According to G-SHOCK, this process gives the pattern a depth that would not othe...