Introducing: Cartier Rolls Out A New Pebble (Live Pics)
The new limited edition gives 150 lucky collectors a chance to own an iconic design.
Introducing – The Reservoir Hydrosphere Plunges Into A Green Cenote
Reservoir Watches are inspired by good ol’ utilitarian manometers, gauges, counters and other measuring instruments for the simple reason that they are precise, easy-to-read instruments and just the kind of tool you might need on your next adventure. The Reservoir Hydrosphere is a dive watch with a unique personality that looks nothing like the usual […]
The Chopard Alpine Eagle Chrono is more eye-catching than ever on an integrated rubber strap
Chopard has long produced complicated and/or highly decorated pieces in their L.U.C collection as well as sport-oriented watches like the Mille Miglia, but a space was open for a model to bridge the gap between the two. This is where the Chopard Alpine Eagle steps in. Following in the footsteps of the 1980s St. Moritz, … Continued
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Introducing – An Evolution Of The Ultra-Resilient Edox SkyDiver Neptunian
Edox might not be as well-known as some other brands in the world of aquatic watchmaking, but it can rely on decades of expertise nonetheless. The brand became respected as the “Water Champion” with watches like the Delfin from 1961 and the Hydro-Sub from 1965. Another iconic model is the SkyDiver, said to have been […]
Introducing – The Cartier Pebble-Shaped “Baseball” Watch Is Back
Cartier is often considered the master of shaped watches. Squared, oval, bell-shaped, asymetrical, cushion-shaped, barrel-shaped and many more… It’s an endless story, with the only limit being the capacity to be worn on the wrist. Some of the most emblematic and original designs of Cartier didn’t come from Paris’ HQ but from its London-based branch. […]
MICRO MONDAYS: The Maen Hudson 38 GMT shows the value of gradual evolution
The concept of evolution over revolution is more than a catchy phrase, it also shows the dedication that a company has to perfecting a concept. Between the Manhattan, the Skymaster and the Hudson, Maen are a brand of structure and refinement. No detail goes unconsidered, and the result is something both charming and holistic. The … Continued
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Four + One: How A Fashion Podcaster Who ‘Thinks About Watches Too Much’ Built His Collection
“I don’t have a ton of heat,“ says Jeremy Kirkland of Blamo. “But I have things that are special to me – and I’ve found my own niche in the watch world.”
Happenings: Heads Up, Watch Lovers – New York Is The Place To Be Next Weekend
The annual WatchTime New York and Windup Watch Fair showcases return to the Big Apple.
HANDS-ON: The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Sejima Edition reflects on the “Invisible Train”
When people call watches “art” it may seem like fluff and romance. Prior to smartphones and quartz timekeepers, mechanical watches were known as tools – the only means to track the time portably. Today, the art of watchmaking is primarily acknowledged due to the obsolescence of wristwatches, the luxurious maintenance of a traditional craft and … Continued
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HODINKEE Radio: The GPHG Nominations And An RS-Themed Chronograph From TAG Heuer
Racing toward awards season.