You may be noticing a trend in today's coverage – a lot of Omega releases. And if you haven't figured it out yet, the reason for so many releases is
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What We Know You may not have even realized it, but the Seamaster collection has existed without a Ploprof for a couple of years now. This quiet discontinuation has brought
What We Know A 75th anniversary is not one you let slip by without a proper event. And so Omega set out for Mykonos this year to blow out the
What We Know Oris is getting into the summer spirit with a sweet treat for all the fans of their Divers Sixty-Five models. Just like its previous release of Divers
The fusion of watch and automotive enthusiasm is not novel. These shared interests intersect constantly. Whether we are talking about the Rolex Daytona or the Heuer Carrera or even Porsche
Piaget didn't even register its own trademark until 1943, despite watchmaker Georges-Édouard Piaget founding his workshop in the Swiss Jura in 1874. For most of its existence, Piaget was just
What We Know It's been two years since Cara Barrett officially bid adieu to her editing days at Hodinkee – and she's been busy. Not only has she founded her
Each week, we proudly showcase a meticulously curated collection of pre-owned timepieces available in the Hodinkee Shop. This week, our selection includes the first exhibition case back-equipped Royal Oak, the
Surprises abound in this industry. The key is to roll with them. When I wrote up the new Citizen Promaster 37mm divers a couple of weeks back, I had an
This post is part of a series, Reading Time at HSNY, written by HSNY's librarian, Miranda Marraccini. Those of you who have been following my posts about our collection at
As we pull into the center of Rimini, Italy, our 1955 Porsche 356 Speedster whips into the oncoming lane around about 20 cars stopped at a red light, and smoothly
What We Know This year marks the 100th year of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and when the famed endurance race ran a couple of weeks ago – we
Early last month I had the chance to finally visit Glashütte, the cradle of German watchmaking, and finally got to see for myself the magic that is this tiny town
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