What We Know In a release I certainly never saw coming, one of the community's most beloved brands—Oris—is teaming up with watchmaking's undisputed king of blacked out case collabs—George Bamford—for
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What We Know Oris isn't really a brand that I typically associate with complications. It's usually fun dials, funky colors, and lots of bear motifs. But if there's one "complication"
What We Know If you saw the July release of Doxa's SUB 750T "Clive Cussler" limited edition and were wondering to yourself, "Why can't I get that in one of
What We Know The Bulgari Aluminium is a stalwart in the Italian jewelry maker's collection of Swiss-made watches. Inspired by the 'Bulgari Bulgari' from 1975, and worn memorably by way
For Geneva Watch Days, TAG Heuer has just unveiled a new bit of watchmaking technology that the brand says will be revolutionary for the future of mechanical watchmaking. This new
La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton has a deep, inextricable tie to Gérald Genta, long before the revival of the brand alongside Daniel Roth in 2023. Michel Navas and Enrico
What We Know One of the great things about Bulgari's Octo Finissimo is its ability to become the perfect canvas for experimenting in design and overall treatment. Carbon, steel, titanium,
What We Know Do you own a watch with a moonphase complication, and wish that you could see more moon, more of the time? Well, fear not, for TAG Heuer
What We Know H. Moser & Cie. is known for plenty of complications — from chronographs to cylindrical tourbillons to perpetual calendars. Seldom am I reminded of their lesser-used take
What We Know Collaborations in the watch industry have become so commonplace and expected that it's truly surprising when a new pairing can excite, educate, and delight. Yet, in teaming
What We Know Today's release of a new Modello Quattro U4S‑T‑SPW rounds out a trio of collaborative efforts between collector William Massena's Massena LAB brand and Italian minimalist watch company
Welcome to the first episode of a brand new podcast for Hodinkee. It's called The Business of Watches, and it's hosted by me, Andy Hoffman. Each episode, delivered once every
I was recently speaking to a dealer about why the Disco Volante is so appealing, and he pointed out that there's a bit of childhood whimsy captured in the watch.
What We Know This year marks a significant milestone for MB&F. Twenty years of oddball creativity and seriously impressive watchmaking are no small feat for Max Busser and Friends, and
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