We've got four years until the next leap year, which means I've got a few years to search for a watch to be appropriately prepared. IWC is one of the

What We Know The Patrimony turns 20 this year. Created in 2004 but wholly inspired by the minimalist watches of the 1950s, the Patrimony collection has become the modern dress

We're in Geneva! This week, Hodinkee Radio will be recording daily podcast episodes to recap Watches & Wonders. Stay tuned for our takes on all the latest releases, takeaways from

This Friday, while the Hodinkee team is in town for a certain watch trade show, we are thrilled to announce that we've teamed up for a second year in a

What We Know Despite being created at the tail end of the '60s, the Ellipse stood firmly as a symbol of Patek in the 1970s. Today Patek is leaning into

What We Know After introducing the Perpetual 1908 collection last year, Rolex is adding a platinum case and "rice-grain" dial to its new dressy collection. While Rolex kept it traditional

What We Know Patek Philippe is kicking off Watches & Wonders by announcing a new version of the fan-favorite Aquanaut Travel Time, this time in white gold. With a blue-grey

In the midst of all the newness released by Rolex for Watches & Wonders 2024, the "Le Mans" Daytona has been discontinued. It is no longer in production. This is

What We Know We all assumed we were getting a new Submariner on an Oysterflex bracelet. We didn't. What we did get is this brand new solid-gold Deepsea in the

What We Know Earlier this year, Patek Philippe discontinued one of collectors' favorite Nautilus watches when they said goodbye to the 5980R, the rose gold chronograph with monocounter tracking 60-minute

What We Know After introducing the limited-edition World Time 5330G at last year's Tokyo Grand Exhibition, Patek Philippe is bringing the reference to general production with a blue-grey dial. The

What We Know Rolex has graced us with two new versions of the Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona in 18 carat white gold. One white mother-of-pearl with Oysterflex bracelet and one

What We Know Big news for the most patient of Tudor's fanbase today as the brand has announced a GMT version of its beloved Black Bay 58. It's 39mm wide,

What We Know Three years after introducing a Black Bay 58 in gold, Tudor has gone all the way, adding an 18-carat gold bracelet. It's the same green bezel and

What We Know We could have called it last year when we saw the revamped Black Bay Burgundy. If I had been a betting man I would've assumed this year