For the first time in twenty-five years, the Rolex Oyster worn by Mercedes Gleitze on her 1927 "Vindication Swim" will resurface this November, coming up for auction at Sotheby's Important

What We Know Citizen is ushering in the fall with three new limited-edition additions to its Series 8 collection, a line that's all about mechanical watchmaking in contrast to the

What We Know Seiko and Bamford have just released a punchy Seiko 5 Sports model that is sure to become a hit limited edition. Using the same 42.5mm by 13.4mm

In 2004, Hautlence emerged in Neuchâtel with a bold vision: to redefine how time is displayed. At the October 2025 lecture of the Horological Society of New York (HSNY), Hautlence

What We Know Five years after Longines first introduced the Spirit line via a pilot's watch that grew into a complete collection of three-handers, flyer GMTs, and chronographs, it just

Georges Kern is emphatic. The Breitling Chief Executive Officer isn't slowing down on plans to expand his company's reach. Even as U.S. tariffs and economic headwinds challenge the industry, Kern

What We Know Fresh off the Driver and Mechanics Editions released earlier this year, H. Moser & Cie. and Alpine driver Pierre Gasly are back in the paddock with the

What We Know Audemars Piguet's RD series has always been an exercise in pushing modern watchmaking to its limits. It functions purely as an exercise in saying "why not" to

I remember, not that long ago, when I was just a reader of Hodinkee and being blown away as I stumbled across this amazing photo report of "New York City's

What We Know Hamilton has just unveiled its latest special edition for the world (and players) of Call of Duty with a fresh version of the brand's classic Khaki Field.

What We Know Hello from Glashütte, Germany! I'm writing from the sixth annual Nomos Forum at Nomos headquarters, where we're previewing the upcoming releases for the year. While those remain

This October, UBS brings its global series, UBS House of Craft, back to New York, offering an immersive opportunity to connect with masters of their disciplines and explore the enduring

What We Know If you've bought an MB&F before, or entered (not just won) a raffle for a M.A.D.Editions watch (like the many versions of the M.A.D.1), then the brand

What We Know Brew is no stranger to presenting fun, unique designs, but this new one might just be the weirdest yet. It's the new Metric Digital Blend Watch, offering

On a less-than-blustery recent afternoon in Geneva, twelve identical, state-of-the-art catamarans, each nearly 50 feet in length, jockey for position and search for wind gusts to lift their massive carbon-fiber