What We Know Today, with what is and will forever be the brand's first-ever collaboration project, Dennison has just released the Collectability Sunray Dial Limited Edition. It's a cushion-cased, quartz-powered,

Once a quiet fundraiser for New York's elite, the Met Gala has become fashion's biggest spectacle — where the looks are loud and the post-event commentary is even louder. But

What We Know Back in 2023, James Stacey did his quintessential Stacey-est work for A Week On The Wrist with the original Heritage Diver's GMT in green, ref SPB381. Then,

This post is part of a series, Reading Time at HSNY, written by its librarians. Today's post was written by library intern Freddy Thompson. The Horological Society of New York

What We Know If you've ever looked at Doxa's budget offering – the Sub 200 – and thought that the sapphire bezel just looked a bit modern, out of place,

What We Know This weekend, the Miami Grand Prix returns to Florida for the race's fourth outing since the event was added to the Formula 1 calendar in 2022. Given

For the wide world of watches, there may be no more exciting time than the months following Watches and Wonders. With a ton of new releases dropping, there's always plenty

Happy Friday, and welcome back to Bring A Loupe! Imagine your surprise, driving down the interstate in Alabama, you look to your left and see a kangaroo hopping along the

The words "Urwerk" and "subtle" usually don't belong in the same sentence. The brand's watches are often big, bold, and uniquely identifiable from a mile away. Since 1997, co-founders Felix

Diving and Doxa go hand in hand, and a big part of that comes from the brand's incredible history of making dive watches during the golden era of SCUBA. Our

Before creating his famed marine chronometers (1730–59) to determine longitude at sea, John Harrison focused on land-based timekeeping, striving to build pendulum clocks of the highest possible precision. In the

Earlier this week, Louis Vuitton announced their most recent automata, and there's no arguing that these watches represent a niché within a niché within a niché of watchmaking. Incredibly expensive,

Corum, the watch brand known for its "Golden Bridge" and coin watch models, has been sold in a management buyout that will return the brand to Swiss ownership. A group

Jaeger-LeCoultre is celebrating the Reverso's roots in the world of polo with a new traveling exhibition arriving in New York City this May. Following its debut at Watches & Wonders

When it comes to modern watchmakers working on resonance calibers, only a handful of makers come to mind. Armin Strom is a rarity in its ability to make the complication