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Introducing: The H. Moser & Cie. Heritage Bronze "Since 1828" Limited Edition

A watch that raises more questions than it answers.

Introducing: Look Up! IWC Put A Chronograph Function In The Big Pilot

One pusher rules them all on this large, blue, limited edition.

Introducing: The Richard Mille RM 35-03 'Rafael Nadal,' With A First-Ever User Adjustable Variable Inertia Rotor (Live Pics And Pricing)

Lighter, lighter, lightest – and a technical first.

Introducing: What's The Secret Sauce Hidden Inside The Patek Philippe Advanced Research Projects Minute Repeater?

A near-invisible tweak makes for an audibly big difference.

Introducing: The Casio G-SHOCK Ref. 6900-PT80 By John Mayer

John Mayer is back for an encore.

Introducing the Ref. 5750 Patek Philippe “Advanced Research” Minute Repeater

Watch Of The Week: How the Vulcain Cricket Helped Me Find My Voice

I'm a man who is soft-spoken. But I've fallen for an alarm watch with a famously loud voice.

Auctions: Six Interesting Finds In The Current Christie's Online Sale

And one of them is sitting at CHF 100.

Introducing the James Lamb Origin Series

British watchmaker James Lamb launches his debut Origin series, featuring hand-made silver cases and striking champlevé enamel dials.

Watch Of The Week: The Grand Seiko That Taught Me To Love Subtler, Smaller Watches

Finding my perfect GS took time. But once I saw it, I knew.

The Tiffany Ref. 5711/1A-018 - The Last Unicorn? Or Simply the Next Unicorn?

In-Depth: Everything You Need To Know About The Rolex Explorer Ref. 14270

And some things you don't.

Sunday Rewind: It's The Season Of The Speedmaster

Ever wonder what watch Santa wears?

Introducing the Sarpaneva X Moomin

Sarpaneva X Moomin results in a delightfully unique Moomin-themed timepiece that marries Sarpaneva’s broody humour with cartoon levity.

The Centenarian

Introducing the Big Pilot’s Watch 43 Spitfire

IWC releases two Spitfire editions of its Big Pilot’s Watch 43, in titanium and bronze respectively with titanium casebacks, wearing a Type B dial.

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.

Hands-On: Plying Hypothetical Waters With The Aquastar Deepstar II

A drop-dead-gorgeous tribute to a legacy cut short by time.

Watch Of The Week: How My Apple Watch Helped Me Lose 57 Pounds - And Gain A Love Of Watches

I started out skeptical of Cupertino's smartwatch. But a renewed focus on fitness convinced me to give it another shot.

Editors' Picks: This Holiday Season, These Are The Watches We Want For Ourselves

We wish we may, we wish we might find these on our wrists tonight.

Introducing the Ressence Type 1 Slim DX2

A limited edition watch showcasing Ressence’s technical ingenuity blended with a multi-faceted dial design playing on light and Arabian geometric patterns

Hey, HODINKEE!: Why The Sun Set On Bumper Automatics, Where Tudor Might Go Next, And What It Might Be Like To Be The Big Cheese At A Big Brand

Banging bumpers, Tudor talk, and a day of chocolates and espressos.

Introducing: The Timex Waterbury HODINKEE Limited Edition

A casual and classic collaboration with our friends at Timex.

Recommended Reading: The Man Who Sees Watch Stories In The Numbers

Using data and analytics to look at watch design.

Hands-On: Finally, Someone Gets The Whole Airplane-Turned-Watch Right

Breitling's new Super AVI series is on a mission to achieve wrist superiority.

Interview: 'Mad Men' Costume Designer Janie Bryant Looks To The Future In Her New Collaboration With Hamilton

Her capsule collection is right on time.

Design Style: The Chronobay Watch Stand

Ross Povey catches up with Chronobay founder Timen van der Horn to talk about watches, lockdown and pesky clasp scratches…

Entry Level: The Most Affordable Breitling Is Also One Of The Best

A diminutive dive watch in powder blue that's good for any and all wrists.

Hands-On: The New Longines Spirit Titanium Is, In Fact, A Hit

From horse-jumping to apartment-hunting, this watch can handle it all.

Magazine Feature: The NBA Shot Clock Has Been Wrong From The Jump

Bad math led us to 24 seconds, an interval that compromises free-flowing play and makes a mockery of horology. Here’s what it should be instead.