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How To Wear It: Should You Match Your Watch To Your Clothes – Or Your Clothes To Your Watch?

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

In-Depth: The Watches And Clocks Of Back To The Future

One of the definitive '80s movies was utterly obsessed with time. Here, we offer a minute-by-minute examination of a classic sequence.

Watch Spotting: Eddie Murphy Wearing A Rolex Day-Date In Yellow Gold (1987)

A week's worth of retro watch spotting begins with the '80s comedy king and a watch fit for a president.

Second Opinions: Two-Tone Isn't Ugly

Combo metals became a signature of '80s watchmaking – and then went out of style alongside shoulder pads, pegged jeans, and jazzercise. But one of our writers never stopped loving them. And he says a new dawn of steel and gold is upon us.

HODINKEE Radio: How '80s Hip-Hop Took Watch Culture To A Whole New Level

And how the strange Tissot Rock Watch made a bigger impact than you might think.

One To Watch: The Canadian Comeback Kid

After COVID-19 decimated his previous watchmaking brand, Bradley Taylor is proving himself a paragon of resilience.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: How To Build A Watch Collection With $1K, $10K, Or $100K

In the first installment of his new monthly column, longtime London watch scribe Robin Swithinbank delivers advice at all price points.

HODINKEE Radio: Want To See A Watch Appear Out Of Thin Air?

Magician Dan White will blow your mind on the new episode (VIDEO).

The Conversation: Readers Respond To Cara Barrett's Inaugural Column

Should watches indeed be unisex? You have thoughts.

The Grey NATO: Episode 136: Straight To The Moon(watch)!

A new Speedmaster starts its orbit.

Beginner's Guide: Seven Questions To Ask Before Buying A Vintage Watch

Before you plunk down your credit card, consult this checklist.

HODINKEE Radio: Twenty-Teens Watch Collection Fantasy Draft

Our editors pick their favorite watches of the last decade – and controversy ensues.

How They Made It: A Clever Way To Tell Time By Color

The futurists at Ressence find an ingenious use for tiny ceramic balls.

One To Watch: The 25-Year-Old Upstart Breathing New Life Into Traditional French Watchmaking

Théo Auffret is building his legacy one handmade tourbillon at a time.

Available to Buy: Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical Bronze

Hamilton deploys a new bronze Khaki Field Mechanical 38mm into action.

RGM Model 25 Custom “Kauai”: Say Aloha To Extreme Guilloche

RGM Model 25 “Kauai” features waves depicting the Pacific Ocean carefully engraved with a hand-powered guilloche machine. These waves surround a gently brushed and laser-engraved map of the Hawaiian island of Kaua’i. But instead of the geometrically repeated patterns of typical guilloche, the waves follow in random formations, just as they are in nature. The effect is simply stunning, making this customized unique piece a real treasure.

Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5711/1A: Meditations on the last in the series to be made in steel, now with an olive green dial

We meditate on values and features of the latest Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5711/1A-014 in olive green dial - the last of the steel Nautilus species..

Big Date watches: updates to our recommendation for six of the best

We update our picks on Big Date recommendations as the last one was way back in 2017. Here is this is our rather electic new picks.

Ultra-Rare A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 In Stainless Steel To Be Auctioned At Antiquorum

Lot 434 in the Antiquorum auction on May 9, 2021 is an ultra-rare A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 in stainless steel. A. Lange & Söhne never officially launched a stainless steel watch before the recent Odysseus, but there are a few steel Lange 1s in existence and they are quite sought after by collectors. Elizabeth Doerr explains why here.

Review: Glashütte Original SeaQ Panorama Date – we get to try out this sporty watch

We take a look at one of the more refined diver's watches available in the market currently, in the form of the Glashütte Original SeaQ Panorama Date.

Ep. #212: Watches and (Some) Wonders 2021: Do We Care?

Join Mike and Kaz as they run through their favorite releases announced at the sort-of-newest-and-biggest watch show of the year.

Omega’s 2021 Hits According to CEO Raynald Aeschlimann

Wei Koh discusses some of Omega’s most stellar launches for 2021, thus far, with CEO, Raynald Aeschlimann.

Introducing the new Luminor Chrono Goldtech Blu Notte and Piccolo Due Madreperla

The Tank Cintrée According to Eric Ku

Wei Koh and Eric Ku, discuss the recent meteoric rise of vintage Cartier prices and heightened interest from the collecting community in contemporary Cartier timepieces, along with a deep dive into the Tank Cintrée on the occasion of its 100th anniversary.

Goldtech: Alessandro Ficarelli on the Future of Gold According to Panerai

Panerai, the Italian masters of undersea naval exploration, excel at the art of the well-executed dive watch, a genre typically associated with sturdy cases made from steel, titanium and the like. But Panerai’s distinctive cushions can also be found in a sophisticated array of high-tech materials, as well as one perhaps even more surprising, gold. Or rather, Goldtech.