What We Know When I heard Leica was coming out with watches three years ago, I was skeptical. Why was the maker of one of the best cameras in the

What We Know When NASA put out a call in the 1960s asking for watches for use in spaceflight, three brands answered: Omega, Wittnauer, and Rolex. By the time the

What We Know Do you have a fridge full of Portra 400? If so, Nodus has a new watch for you. Created in collaboration with Beers And Cameras, a photography

At first glance, the "Tempo Rubato" appears to be missing something essential to any timepiece—hands. But this ingenious graduation project from 22-year-old Gaku Okada isn't meant to tell time at

This is a big year for Audemars Piguet. Not many watch brands get to celebrate the big one-five-oh, and still, not many that do can claim a continuously family-owned history.

Last year, AP bid farewell to one of its most historic movements. In 1978, the Caliber 2120/2800 was announced as the world's thinnest perpetual calendar. It became the base for

What We Know When you think of watch collaborations with magazines, prestigious legacy publications rarely come to mind. Yet, in a delightful twist,The New Yorker has partnered with Timex to

Rolex is just different. We all know that – but how different? Five hours might not be enough time to explain. Today is good day to clear your calendar because

What We Know Your favorite watchmaker's favorite watchmaker, Laurent Ferrier, celebrates the 15th anniversary of his eponymous brand with a new iteration of what we at Hodinkee see as his

What We Know Frederique Constant is no stranger to collaborative releases, but their new project with the watch collector community (and habillage producer), Watch Angels, is a particularly strong one.

Welcome back to Bring A Loupe, and happy Friday! This week's selection starts with a watch I have never seen before, and I can imagine you haven't either. Then, it

What We Know Citizen's Tsuyosa collection launched in 2023 and seemed to answer the market demand for colorful dialed integrated steel sports watches at an affordable price point. Released in

What We Know You're looking at the newest technology from G-Shock, though what is so new might be hard to spot at first. These are metal G-Shocks, but not in

The current watch market is in a fascinating state, blending traditional luxury with modern innovation and shifting consumer preferences. To understand how we got here and what the future of

What We Know The Club Campus from Nomos Glashütte continues to be, year after year, one of the best value propositions in the horological sphere. A no-nonsense, slim, manual three-hander