The Monday before Watches & Wonders is the perfect storm of reasons things get overlooked. It was a pretty exceptional Monday, to be fair. I experienced a steel Patek 1518

What We Know I know that geographically restricted, limited-edition watches can often be frustrating when you fall in love with a watch that's destined to be a long-distance affair. But

What We Know It's July 15, which means it's time for Doxa to release another watch to honor the birthday of the late, legendary American novelist and explorer Clive Cussler.

Bezel, an online watch trading platform, reports that it has rejected 27% of the watches it has inspected so far this year as part of its authentication service. The majority

What We Know Breitling has partnered with star Manchester City striker Erling Haaland to create the Erling Haaland Signature Chronomat, a limited-edition collection featuring meteorite dials that make each timepiece

While Wimbledon fever gripped London last week, I found myself in the presence of tennis royalty at an intimate gathering that had nothing to do with Centre Court. Roger Federer—eight-time

In the world of luxury, few words—and brands—can claim the rarefied air that Porsche connotes. And right there with them, Porsche Design continues to expand its offering, making a case

A few months ago, I took the train from Geneva to Biel to visit Swatch for a tour through the brand's Sistem51 movement factory and was thoroughly impressed by the

Happy Friday, and welcome back to Bring A Loupe! We've entered into the dog days of summer and, as our very own Andy Hoffman reported just yesterday, the used watch

What We Know The first time I ever heard of New York streetwear brand Hidden NY, it was because of Hodinkee alumnus Adam Becker. As colleagues, we geeked out about

An index of prices for pre-owned Swiss luxury watches stabilized further in the second quarter, with key brands including Cartier, Omega, Rolex, and Patek Philippe outperforming the wider market and

In the past five years, we've been on a rollercoaster in both the primary and secondary markets. Inventory, pricing, demand, and availability have all been in flux, reaching highs and

There's something funny about the most surprising watch from MB&F—their first new collection since the Legacy Machine in 2011—being the most traditional in a lot of ways. With 38mm by

Take a glance at the American microbrand Typsim. It might be easy to assume that the brand falls into the category of the numerous microbrands that make vintage-inspired watches with

To say there was a lot of anticipation for the relaunch of Urban Jürgensen is both an understatement for some and an overstatement for others. For those in the know—in