Results for Watches and Wonders Geneva

Steal Vs. Splurge: Divers From Oris And Rolex

If you come at the Crown, you best not miss.

Pre-Owned Picks: An All-Blue F.P. Journe, A Dressy Jaeger-LeCoultre, And An Underrated Olympic Diver From OMEGA

Five of our favorites in the HODINKEE Shop this week.

HODINKEE Radio: Ben Clymer and Russell Kelly

Talking shop with the boss.

Patek Philippe Introduces the 5905 Annual Calendar Flyback Chronograph in Steel and the 5930 World Time Chronograph with Green Dials

Zen And The Art Of Wristwatch Maintenance: The Benefits Of Learning To Service Your Own Watch – Reprise

Colin Alexander Smith's journey into what some call “watch fettling” began with a case of cat-killing curiosity: one of the subdial hands on a cheap watch had come loose, bringing it to a halt. That led him down a horological rabbit hole. Here he explains why you might want to consider a similar path.

In-Depth: The Beautifully Pointless Lunacy Of High Precision Moonphase Watches

Moon pun goes here.

Hey, HODINKEE!: Reliable Independents, Hard Falls, And What To Be Rockin' When The Reaper Comes A-Knockin'

You can't take it with you (but you can try).

How The Wall Came Tumbling Down: Watches Made In Germany – Reprise

I clearly remember watching the history-altering events on television on November 9, 1989: the day that the Berlin Wall came tumbling down. Since then, watchmaking in Germany, just like the country as a whole, has undergone a lot of change, including the rebirth of Glashütte’s horological industry.

The Best Watches For Intense Conditions

According to HODINKEE editors.

Introducing: The Bell & Ross BR05 Chrono Black Steel And Blue Steel

I’m pretty sure there’s a lot more to life than being really, really good looking.

Introducing: Baume, A New Watch Brand Focused On Customization And Sustainability From The Richemont Group

The latest marque hopes to bring watchmaking to a different audience.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Chronograph: Both Beauty And Beast

When the Royal Oak Offshore launched in 1993 its timing was perfect: the bolder, larger, louder sibling of the Royal Oak was one of the trailblazers of the oversized watch trend. Nearly three decades later, the line's large sizing has mellowed down a bit. While it never comes close to becoming a dress watch, the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Chronograph does a mighty fine job of outlining how the complicated future of this collection might evolve.

Introducing: The Ulysse Nardin UFO, Blast Hourstriker, And Diver X Skeleton

Three experimental timepieces from UN, but only two you can wear.

Introducing: The Tudor Black Bay Chrono Relaunch With Slimmer Case And New Dials

Pick your panda.

Introducing: Two New 36mm Rolex Explorers (And One Is Two-Tone!)

It's the Explorer no one saw coming.

Introducing: The Piaget Polo S, An Updated Classic, For The First Time In Steel, And Under $10,000

The brand ventures in a totally new direction with a different take on a classic design.

Introducing: Seven (!) New Patek Philippe Aquanaut And Aquanaut Luce Models

With the Nautilus being essentially impossible to buy at retail in certain references, Patek makes the Aquanaut even harder to ignore.

The Best Field Watches Under $1,000

Some even cost less than a tent!

What Watches To Buy If You Worked For Axe Capital in Billions?

As we are catching the latest episodes of Showtime's Billions, we had a thought: What will we actually buy, as watch collectors, if we had such wealth?

PHOTOS: An Evening With HODINKEE And JLC

Good times.

Steal Vs. Splurge: Minimalist Madness With NOMOS And Junghans

High design, low prices.

Just Because: Look Who's Laughing Now: The Rise Of Joker Watches

Clowns are running rampant on watch dials these days. I have questions.

Watch Spotting: The Red Carpet Watches From The 2021 Met Gala

While everyone was checking the fits, we had our eyes on the wrists.

Photo Report: The Watches That Caught Our Eye During New York Fashion Week

Photographer Robert Spangle captured all the photogenic timepieces that were just too hot for the runway. Here's his report.

Met Gala 2021: Wrists That Had Watches & Those That Didn’t