If the Daniel Roth Tourbillon Souscription Yellow Gold from 2023 or its follow-up, the Tourbillon Rose Gold, didn't get you excited, well, how about the brand's third iteration, now in

What We Know Last year, we saw the very first revivals of the spiky, sea-urchin-inspired Oursin silhouette under the LVMH La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton relaunch of the Gérald

What We Know Biver launched its second model, the Automatique, just over a year ago, complete with a proprietary microrotor movement featuring a zero-reset seconds function—something you usually see on

What We Know The ProPilot has been a staple of the Oris lineup since 2014, and it's the modern take on its original aviation watch, the Big Crown Pointer Date,

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What We Know In a massive revamp to the Seamaster Planet Ocean lineup, on the 20th anniversary of the collection's original launch, Omega has just announced the brand's fourth-generation design.

Leaving the keynote of this September's Apple Watch and iPhone launch in Cupertino, I had one thing that I could not wait to ask the Apple Watch team about. As

To mark the arrival of Hodinkee Magazine Volume 15, we hosted a party at Ella Funt in New York. Friends of the magazine, collaborators, collectors, and familiar faces from across

The Horological Society of New York (HSNY), America's first watchmaking guild, proudly announces its 160th anniversary Gala, to be held on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the iconic Plaza Hotel

Nomos is never one to stray from color. But even though leaning into "colorful" can often be a one-trick pony in the industry, I've always loved how they handle their

In the 1920s, Audemars Piguet would create a watch that would eventually become known as the brand's most important watch in its heritage and permanent collection. Around seventy years later,

What We Know This week, Christopher Ward reveals perhaps its most modern take on its runaway hit watch, with the C1 Bel Canto Lumière. This one's surely for the watch

Switzerland won a reduction in steep tariff rates imposed by the U.S, bringing welcome relief to the Swiss watch industry suffering under the levies. The White House and the Swiss

What We Know The Hommage collection has long represented Roger Dubuis' most personal, and often classically minded, designs. First introduced in 1996, it was conceived as a tribute to the

The 2025 Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG), the watch industry's top awards show, where the best and brightest watchmakers in the world are showcased, just wrapped up in Geneva.