It's one of my favorite horological(ish) holidays this month, and it only comes around once every four years (give or take). February 29th is leap day! That means that if
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Maybe you've heard of Braun for its reputation as the playground of "the Designer's Designer," Dieter Rams. Maybe you have one of their modern electric razors lying at home in
As something of a nerd for travel watches, I can't help but obsess over the myriad permutations that exist within the basic concept of a watch that shows the time
Welcome back to Hodinkee Radio. After our 10-episode run of "Ben Clymer Presents," we're happy to bring Hodinkee Radio back to a weekly show, publishing every Wednesday. Just like with
Each week, we present a selection of our favorite watches from the pre-owned side of our collection. We photograph each one so that you get a closer look at what
If you're traveling through New York and looking for a mind-bendingly great meal, head to Park Slope, Brooklyn, for a meal by Jay Kumar at his restaurant LORE. I promise
Last Wednesday saw the opening sale of Elton John's "Goodbye Peachtree Road" auction at Christie's. Some very Elton John-looking things included a pair of silver platform boots emblazoned with large
For every watch enthusiast or watch lover, there are always two points in time worth remembering. The first point is when you were a normal functioning human being who just
As a general rule, if you engrave Breguet numerals in a dial, it's probably going to grab my attention. Longines introduced the Master Collection Small Seconds in 2023 after the
What We Know While it might be more known for its unconventional square case design on its divers, this ain't Bell & Ross' first rodeo when it comes to working
Many see high-end watches as a token of forever, but view fashion as a fleeting fad. Malaika Crawford, Style Editor at Hodinkee, argues that both are fundamentally expressions of personal
When news broke that Dune: Part Two would be exiting the 2023 release calendar, it goes without saying that there was a desert-sized wave – nay, a sandstorm – of
What We Know Straight from the mind of the master of blacked-out watches, Bremont has released a new collaboration with Bamford they call the Aurora. A new version of the
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