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 NYC dedicated to celebrating the craft of horology. Starting October 7th, we are working with UBS to offer several days of public talks, hangouts, special…

Christopher Ward teamed up with seconde/seconde/, resulting in a rather quirky version of the C65 Aquitaine. Let me introduce you to the C65 Desk Diver limited edition. Unlike most of seconde/seconde/’s subtle jabs at the watch world, this is a full-on tongue-in-cheek redesign of the C65 diver. Christopher Ward will produce 500 of these C65…

Originally launched in 1995, the Casio Pro Trek collection is the Japanese manufacturer’s lineup of tool watches specifically created for outdoor environments. While Casio’s Pro Trek models have always offered practical features that make them well-suited for the outdoors, it has only been in recent years that the collection has started to gain its own…

Few brands provide an instant feeling of nostalgia like Certina. A Swiss watchmaker with roots dating back to 1888, Certina has a long history of tough, durable watches associated with sports, and its latest release is no different. This latest DS-7 Chrono Auto is meant to be connected to the sport of padel. For readers…

Jaeger-LeCoultre says the two new Reverso Tribute Monoface models are a perfect fit for both men and women. Well, first, we must try these watches in real life before passing a judgment like that. They look promising, though, thanks to their dimensions, which stay close to the original Reverso from 1931. Other new additions to…

Today, we go hands-on with the Louis Moinet Speed of Sound chronograph. This is a stunning modern watch with a vintage heart. As we’ll see, the rare vintage movement has been modified functionally and cosmetically to offer a novel moonphase display. Credit is due to Louis Moinet for creating innovative ways of displaying traditional time-related…

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 why the new RM17-02 manual wind tourbillon in grade 5 titanium likely flew under the radar for many people. But, in my mind, at least,…

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 the world’s top watchmakers. Other brands might focus on complications, design, accuracy, handcraft, or production volume, but – to me, at least – no brand…