The recent release of MB&F's dual-regulator LM2 in a palladium version got me thinking: Why should a watch have two regulators anyway, when one is really all that's required to

If you love watches, and you use Instagram, there's a good chance you saw the latest teaser post from Swatch previewing — you know it — a new MoonSwatch set

Part of the fun of diving into vintage watches is the joy of discovering something yourself for the first time. Sometimes it starts with the smallest thread that you pull

This article is the fourth in a new series, Reading Time at HSNY, written by HSNY's librarian, Miranda Marraccini. Find the first article here, the second here, and the third

TAG Heuer, it's time to bring back the original Formula One.  I love your vintage chronographs as much as the next guy. Okay, maybe not enough to write 9,500 words

Have you ever thought about what time it is on the Moon? Me neither, but according to a recent AP story, the European Space Agency (ESA) is working with an

This week, the entire Hodinkee Editorial team was in New York at the same time (we're coast-to-coast these days), so we threw ourselves – and some of our friends, and

The basic premise of a sport watch is pretty simple: It tells the time, you can wear it anywhere, and it shouldn't be too expensive, relatively speaking, of course. The

Imagine you run a Swiss watch and jewelry manufacturer in the 1990s. You've powered through the '80s, and finally, there's light at the end of the tunnel: Green shoots of

What We Know Last week Richard Mille launched the RM 07-04 Automatic Sport, its first-ever women's sports watch. The brand partnered with six athletes (Aurora Straus, Margot Laffite, Nelly Korda,

The idea of building a collection with X amount of dollars is something I deal with on a daily basis. Be it in my own head while my mind drifts

Perhaps no brand has a history with as varied and rich designs as Cartier. From the rigidly right-angled Tank to the crooked Crash, there are more shapes in the Cartier

In March of 2019, Eric Wind lectured at HSNY on the topic of collecting vintage watches. This lecture proved to be extremely popular with both the in-person and online (YouTube)

Call me a reluctant believer but I think I carry the mark of "The Beast". No, I'm not talking about the Book of Revelation, in fact, things were pretty normal

Conventional wisdom would have you believe that it is good to step outside of your comfort zone. I tend to disagree and prioritize comfort at every possible moment. But in