Here at Hodinkee, we value the depth and permanence of print,  even as we live, breathe, and publish in the digital world. In the age of AI and algorithms, it’s easy to dismiss magazines as relics of a bygone era. But there’s no denying (at least in my book) that print is glamorous. It’s analog…

The UK’s leading watch publication, Oracle Time, announces a new watch event for the enthusiast community. Hands On Horology will take place on the 14th of June 2025 at Protein Studios, Shoreditch, London, UK. Showcasing more than 40 brands, from independents to globally recognized watchmakers, the event will have something for everyone. There will also…

When Aaron Taylor-Johnson was announced as an ambassador for Omega last week, it raised more than a few eyebrows — not just in the world of horology, but among die-hard James Bond fans as well. The British actor, long rumored to be on the shortlist to become the next 007, recently visited Omega’s headquarters in…

Yema’s Superman is undoubtedly my favorite model in the French brand’s extensive collection. I have enjoyed trying many of the Superman versions released in the past few years. My absolute favorite has long been the Superman FAF Search And Rescue Limited Edition, which came out in 2022. That watch presented a retro style with a…

The past several years have been a period of impressive growth for Tissot. Since the introduction of the massively popular PRX line in 2021, the affordable Swatch Group marque has moved from strength to strength, bringing back popular heritage lines like the PR516 chronograph while pushing forward impressively accessible technical advances like the Sideral’s entry-level…

This year, Rolex introduced no fewer than eight new Daytona references, but only one made it to the brand’s press room during Watches and Wonders. The seven other iterations remained hidden. Luckily, a visit to the brand’s Brussels offices revealed that 2025 marks the year Rolex introduces three new Daytona watches in three gold alloys…

CIGA Design produces watches that are different from the norm. It’s immediately apparent that this isn’t the typical timekeeper with central hour and minute hands. The round, UFO-like cases also stand out in a futuristic way. Now we see two new models that represent a departure from prior pieces. The Legend of Serpent editions use…

What We Know Last week, Unimatic released its first mechanical chronograph in a new collaboration with Canadian menswear retailer Henry Singer, with the Modello Tre ref. U3S-HS. Well, technically, it’s not the first ever — that would go to the piece unique U3S-TFA introduced last year, which sold at the Swiss Institute’s Time for Art…