Historical Perspectives: Frederick Douglass's Thing Of Beauty, His First Watch
Oftentimes, with "provenance watches," the conversation is centered around potential value. We see rare birds come up at auction:...Read More
Introducing: Glashütte Original Seventies ‘X’ Chronograph (Live Pics)
What We Know One of the things that Glashütte Original has become known for is keeping the post-war era of Glashütte, Germany's design...Read More
Seven Watches Under $600 For When You Want To Keep It Digital (And Simple)
While mechanical watches and their micro-engineered marvels remain the raison d'être for Hodinkee—and what drew me to writing about ho...Read More
Introducing: Revolution x Celadon Cloisonné Enamel 'Imperial Four Nobles'
What We Know One of the most enticing, beloved, and often expensive art forms in watchmaking is cloissoné enamel, where thin strips of me...Read More
Hands-On: Aera's New M-1 Is A Decidedly Modern Field Watch That Transcends The Limits Of Its 20th-Century Inspiration
Whenever a brand releases a new field watch, two things immediately spring to mind – World War II, and the Dirty Dozen . As much as the rom...Read More
Hands-On: The Atelier Wen Ancestra Launch Edition, Jiāo
Atelier Wen has always been dedicated to showcasing Chinese artisanal craftsmanship. A brand founded by two Frenchmen whose backgrounds in ...Read More
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