What We Know Put aside how the tight road course and giant Formula 1 cars of the current generation mix for the race – Monaco will always be the most

What We Know Longines just launched the latest in the Spirit Zulu Time line — a two-tone take on the brand's popular travel watch in a year that marks the

François-Paul Journe would not be denied. Several other bidders were willing to pay millions for the Breguet Pendule Sympathique No. 1 at the Phillips auction in Geneva this month. But

In early 2026, the Espace Horloger, a watchmaking museum located in Le Sentier dedicated to work from the heart of Switzerland's valley of complications, will be hosting a new exhibition

It's not every day that we see a new stone dial chronograph. Sure, brands like Rolex, Omega, and Bulova are using meteorite for theirs, but it doesn't seem like any

The Rolex Daytona remains undefeated. When Rolex launched the Land-Dweller at Watches and Wonders this year with a brand-new caliber, it stole the show, not just for the crown but

Featured here on Hodinkee as One To Watch in the summer of 2022, Havid Nagan is a Los Angeles-based independent watch brand led by Aren Bazerkanian, an ambitious and entrepreneurial

What We Know MB&F just launched its slimmest and smallest watch ever, and it's a dress watch. No, seriously, a pair of time-only watches with a 38mm case offered in

What We Know To kick off the summer, Citizen Watches has launched its new UNITE with BLUE limited edition collection, featuring six new "Sea of Silence" models. The collection showcases

The Horological Society of New York's award-winning classes are on the road again! HSNY is visiting Silicon Valley on June 21 and 22, 2025, hosted by Chopard and ISSIMI. At

The first taste of warm weather turns me into a schizophrenic watch collector, eschewing my love of neo-vintage, small-cased chic. I crave accessible and fun watches that cheer me up

Jaeger-LeCoultre is a maker. Most obviously a watchmaker, yes, but in 2025, that word is thrown around to describe watch brands far too often, especially in direct comparison to JLC.

The chairman of Cartier-owner Richemont is heaping praise on Swiss watchmakers who cut production in response to weak demand from China to avoid oversupplying the global market. Johann Rupert, who

Happy Friday, and welcome back to Bring A Loupe! We're back to regularly scheduled programming with the Spring Geneva auction season wrapping up on Monday. The clear theme this week

The revival and resurgence of Breitling since 2017 has been a serious business. Led by CEO Georges Kern, the private equity-backed company has vaulted itself back into the top 10