The latest from the watch world, aggregated from top publications.
A Q&A with NORQAIN Founder Ben Küffer on new materials, brand values, and what's next.
A major pivot away from vintage-inspired dive watches brings a futuristic take on the steel sports watch.
Glashütte Original and Meissen reunite for their latest collaboration, bringing the Japanese Jugatsu-zakura to a hand-painted porcelain dial.
The German brand introduces a new Ice Blue dial color to the collection, along with a new movement that finally includes a quickset date.
Have a drink, meet the team, and kick off New York Watch Week at the next Hodinkee Happy Hour.
We get the lowdown on where BWC has been and where it wants to go.
Based on the Valjoux 23, and with several new upgrades, the chronograph is now part of the brand's bespoke offerings.
On the heels of a strong spring auction, Marteau has real heat, while a horological auction stalwart returns to the Big Apple.
There's quite a bit to see and do next week if you're in the city, and here are a few things to pay attention to.
These next classes will be hosted by Shreve, Crump & Low and F.P.Journe.
One of the standout creations from Seiko's 2024 power design project—an irresistibly charming chronograph designed to look like an actual panda—has officially entered production.
After nearly six months on the wrist, I can't say enough about Traska's first chronograph.
The brand commemorates this year's James Bond Day with some special new Seamasters.
Hamilton revives a century-old design into a brilliant, small, modern model that's sure to grab attention.
German airline Lufthansa celebrates 100 years with a special edition watch from Sinn.
All that and more in this week's edition of Hodinkee's What's Selling Where column.
Purpose-built for maximum utility, the iconic central minute chronograph returns to its rightful place in the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 Utility – Limited Edition for Hodinkee.
For only the 7th time in the history of Patek Philippe, we have a new manually wound perpetual calendar chronograph – and it is very cool!
Patek Philippe gives the Ladies First a colorful, gemstone-focused refresh with the Gondolo—and a new way of thinking about women's watches.
With various thematic ties to the host city and country, Patek leans into the culture of one of the original watch-collecting Meccas.
