What We Know Baltic's three-register chronograph returns as the official timekeeper for the 2025 Tour Auto, introducing a brand-new limited edition that signals the beginning of something significant. The Scalegraph

When I first caught wind that H. Moser & Cie. would be introducing a new "POP! Collection," I was quite intrigued. Such a name for a collection, in my mind

Origin Story Keeping up with the new faces on the independent scene could be a full-time job. When people ask me how they can follow what is happening and get

If you've been watching Patek Philippe for the past few years, you've noticed the rise of a new style of Calatrava design inspired by the textured grips of a camera,

After an absolutely whirlwind of a week in Geneva for Watches and Wonders, where I got to see some of the craziest watches I've ever laid my eyes on, I've

"I've got to go get a green jacket," Rory McIlroy says as he celebrates with family and friends after winning the first playoff hole at the Masters against Justin Rose. 

Last week, the Hodinkee team, along with just about everyone who works in the world of watches, went to Geneva to cover the latest releases for Watches and Wonders and

When Patek Philippe launched the ref. 5316/50P in 2023, it instantly became a grail for me. Not so much to buy – no, you probably won't be shocked to hear

Welcome back to Bring A Loupe, and happy Friday! After a week's hiatus, allowing the newest novelties from Watches and Wonders to take center stage, your favorite round-up of older

What We Know Since the launch of industry icon Jean-Claude Biver's eponymous brand back in 2023, Biver Watches has slowly and steadily added quite a few models to its collection,

In honor of Masters Week, we've compiled some of our golf-themed stories from over the years. It's early April, and those sweet, dulcet tones of Dave Loggins followed by a

Back in 2022, Audemars Piguet launched their eye-catching blue ceramic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in a shade straight from the brightest blues in a box of Crayolas. Bold, loud, technical,

I love a fun watch. And while at Watches and Wonders in Geneva, you see some of the most extravagant and incredible pieces of watchmaking all under one roof, sometimes

The Horological Society of New York (HSNY), America's first watchmaking guild, hosted its highly anticipated Gala on March 22, awarding a record-breaking $160,000 in financial aid and raising over $300,000

What We Know After the updates to the Fifty Fathoms Automatique line of 42mm watches over the last two years (the most recent being the brushed grade 23 titanium and