Guten Tag from Glashütte, Germany! I'm currently attending the fifth annual Nomos Forum, a gathering at the Nomos Glashütte headquarters to preview what's to come for the year. However, while

We all depend on the sun rising and setting each day and generally know the times it does so. But determining those times with a mechanical watch is complicated. With

Tom Brady's a watch guy. This much we've known for a while. In December, it'll be on full display at Sotheby's, where a handful of Brady's watches will be a

What We Know Remember Lorca? In early 2023, the new brand, founded by Canadian-Swiss-New Yorker Jesse Marchant, pleasantly surprised with its Model No. 1. That watch was a 36mm GMT

Today, we're presenting a special episode of Hodinkee Radio. In addition to the podcast feed, each episode also has video, so swing by Hodinkee's YouTube channel (or watch below). Only

What We Know If you know Zodiac, you know the Sea Wolf. It's their emblematic dive watch, one that has been a mainstay of their collection and one of the

The Horological Society of New York's award-winning classes are on the road again! HSNY is returning to Atlanta on October 12 and 13, 2024, hosted by the Atlanta Watch Society.

Happy Friday and welcome back to Bring A Loupe! Another week, another scattered selection of all the best, most interesting, and sometimes strange watches for sale around the web. To

We're proud to announce that we've teamed up with UBS for the latest installment of UBS House of Craft with a week of special events and exciting in-person programming in

What We Know Richard Mille doesn't need to make big announcements for their new watches. They're bold, aggressive, eye-catching, and rare enough that they tend to speak for themselves. That's

There are factory tours, and then there are factory tours. In my few short years at Hodinkee, I've been lucky to have a look behind the curtain at several of

What We Know Jaeger-LeCoultre is introducing a trio of new Reversos, led by a new stainless steel Reverso Tribute Monoface. With nearly the same case size as the original 1931

Not just another fancy coffee table book, Oyster Perpetual Submariner—The Watch That Unlocked The Deep by Nicholas Foulkes is the most revealing look inside the Rolex archives—ever. I'll admit that

We're back with another episode of Hodinkee Radio. In addition to the podcast feed, each episode also has video, so swing by Hodinkee's YouTube channel (or watch below). Only want

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