This year, I’m all in on the Olympics. On Monday, we ran a story about how Omega captured the photo finish of the men’s 100m finals. It was a massive moment in Olympic history – one of the closest finishes ever. But I’ve been obsessively watching every sport I have time for, from swimming and…

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 the audio? It’s being published to the same old Hodinkee Radio feed, so check your feeds or subscribe wherever you find your podcasts (might we…

There was very little doubt that A. Lange & Söhne would do something big for the 25th Anniversary of the Datograph. This year, 2024, is a year of big anniversaries for the brand. Twenty-five years of the Datograph, 30 years of the restarted brand (and the Lange 1), and the 100th birthday of the late…

Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser A favorite diving watch among watch enthusiasts, the Tudor Black Bay 58 offers an appealing blend of thoughtful proportions, vintage touches, and modern materials and mechanics. It looks particularly good when paired with a rubber strap, emphasizing the watch’s diving heritage and sporty appeal. Crafter Blue specializes in…

Did the best just get even better? From the moment the No Date version of the Tonda PF was released, I was sure this was the glorious pinnacle of the Tonda PF line-up. It is the perfect purist take on the Tonda PF that loses the date window and introduces a stunning Golden Siena dial.…

On Monday night, Swedish pole vaulter Armand “Mondo” Duplantis set a new world record and won an Olympic gold medal. Both of these achievements could be considered the pinnacle of any athlete’s career, yet with Duplantis, it feels like the opening chapters of a flourishing career. Watch fans worldwide may have noticed he was wearing…

Putting a list of three watches together sounds easier than it is. On the one hand, we have budget limitations—one watch should be €1,000 or less, the next should come in under €10,000, and the last could cost anything. Within those price points, the options are so vast that it’s genuinely a challenge to settle…

The highest-end watch currently in the Bremont model catalog is this tourbillon version of the still-new-for-2024 Terra Nova collection. There is no specific reason for the tourbillon watch to exist except to help promote the Bremont Terra Nova family in the high-end space and for Bremont’s creative team to have a little bit of fun.…