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Yes for the moment because of the costs involved. Whenever you have to restore something you dont really know in advance how much time youre going to spend on it. So we are making 60 watches a year and thats acceptable because we have made the orphaned movements our main concept. We take this into consideration when we price the watches but our business model is very artisanal and not for a brand that makes thousands of watches a year.

I didnt know about watches at the time. All I knew was that my watch had to go in water as I live to swim and it had to stand up to my world. As this Mothers Day approaches I reflect on how my watch has become a part of me. It has been to every event happy or sad. Graduations memorials sporting events seeing my kids to colleges jobs and through breakups and hard times. My children know all the stories.

This is an extremely expensive watch even by the not admittedly very restrained standards of luxury watchmaking. At 103000 for a limited edition of 50 watches the field seems at first to be rich with alternatives. Even Patek which can get right out at the very frisky end of pricing offers a platinum Calatrava with the hand-wound mechanical caliber 215 for just north of 40000. However the Calatrava uses what is at this point something of a legacy movement.

So, for now (I am being generous enough to allow baby steps), for the love of god, can we please just focus on adding some size small/mediums into the catalogs? If Rolex made a 37mm Submariner, the watch internet would break. If Patek made a 30.5mm Calatrava, you know, the original men's size, we would be partying like it's 1999, and the 3796 was available at Tiffany any day of the week.

There's a totally understandable obsession with space watches. Space travel is utterly mind-boggling for most people, but wearing a watch that connects to space flight brings the achievement of leaving this planet a little closer to home. We've covered space-flown watches every chance we can at Hodinkee, but the Polaris Dawn program (and the watches) are unlike any mission to space before it.

Moving on, the Slam Dunk collection pieces feature outlines of the characters, both on the crystal itself and the dial. The Tune Squad edition features an image-changing dial which, I guess we could say, is not static.

I really don't have any feelings about what other people say, he said. "This is the most iconic watch model by the most iconic watch brand partnered with the most iconic jeweler, now under LVMH. I don't know what more I could ask for. There are so many angles to appreciate it from – it embodies fashion, horology, jewelry, all in one watch. A sapphire Richard Mille sells for $5 or $6 million, I don't see why this wouldn't."

Today, two HODINKEE writers with very different opinions debate which Rolex Milgauss is the best Rolex Milgauss. In this article, Nick Marino argues that the Milgauss with the white dial is best. In his Counterpoint, Danny Milton argues on behalf of the version with the black dial. We invite you to read both pieces, and let us know your thoughts in the comments sections.

Who would have imagined that IWC would be the second brand to introduce a serially produced perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch, following Patek Philippe's introduction of the model in 1941? Forty-four years would pass until IWC launched its innovative and outstanding Da Vinci Chronograph ref. IW3750 in 1985.

Audemars Piguet was early to the collaboration game. Starting with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 1990s, the company has never been afraid of finding new partners to team up with and see what might be possible, including in 2005, with hip-hop legend Jay-Z. That mid-2000s release was a limited edition of  100 pieces, and it came with an extra-special gift that is distinctly of the era.

The Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Regulator 5235G is a testament to the brand's ability to innovate while honoring traditional watchmaking principles, making it a highly coveted piece for collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate both form and function in their timepieces.

Far from making me like the watch less, these insults only made me like it more. And my enthusiasm for this Tutti Frutti was not merely contrarian. Most of it stemmed from the fact that I liked the weight of it on my wrist, and the masculine solidity of the clasp and how the pink strap was thick and hearty like filet mignon but also sweet and bright like strawberry shortcake.

There's always a special buzz when a forgotten mechanical device is shown some love and brought back to life. If you've got a spare 30 minutes, you can feel it too. Lead image via Master Watchmaker's YouTube channel

It's interesting to me that Longines chose to use one of the most vintage-inspired models in their current catalog to give the ultra-modern carbon treatment. I'm not complaining, but if you asked me I would have put my money on a carbon Zulu Time making an appearance first. The end result is actually quite striking, and the case shape and dial design lend themselves quite nicely to this treatment.

The three models – SRPH55, SRPH57, and SRPH59 – differ in dial color. The SRPH55 wears a shade of brown reminiscent of a Loggerhead Sea Turtle's shell, whereas the other two models, with their blue and green hues, evoke the aquatic environments sea turtles live in.

I learned during this visit that even the crystal and transparent portion of the rotor are made of Polyamide. On the Scuba Fifty Fathoms, the display caseback is made of sapphire to make the watch thinner, but the front Polyamide crystal has AR coating on both sides just like the sapphire crystal.

Own the legendary look with the Rick Grimes jacket, just like your favorite Walking Dead hero.

Donzé makes enamel dials of extremely high quality the old-fashioned way, in old-school ovens, and has done so for several of the biggest names in watchmaking. The blue dial in this watch may not be an intricate cloisonné example depicting a design or a scene, but it has a depth to it that looks really wonderful in the supplied pictures from the brand. Combining such dials with a movement that is composed of silicon parts seems to me to be a very Ulysse Nardin way to go about watchmaking.

Especially in light of these modern collaboration pieces, vintage Zenith is a definite bargain. This real deal vintage 35mm chronometer-certified wristwatch is just sitting on eBay for under $4,000. And the watch is in seemingly great condition! I asked for a quick, informal check from Zenith's heritage department and received a thumbs up, the numbers check out and date the watch to 1954.

When we start to tell the history of the company in our own museum, we start with the region, with the context, Vivas says. "It's to pay tribute to the people who made our company possible and they have to be visible in a public museum, both here and also at the Espace Horloger."

The same could likely be said of ornate beadwork in watchmaking, effectively rendering this watch a high-jewelry piece. The beadwork in this Oursin design feels refreshingly modern and reminds me of Munich-based jeweler Hemmerle's tassel earrings or Daniel Roseberry's surrealist beaded gowns for Schiaparelli. I'm excited to see what comes next!

The watch featured a very bold green bezel in ceramic with the brand's new platinum-filled numerals. Playing off that bezel was a sunray-finished green dial known as green gold by Rolex. The utilization of a colorful sunray dial on the Submariner was known in two-tone configurations but unheard of in steel.

Luckily I am literally in Geneva and will be visiting Chopard at some point during the week. For me this watch is another feather in the cap of a brand somewhat forced to compete with the likes of AP which masters the use of skeleltonization, and materials – titanium included.

Clinton didn't just wear this Ironman, he wore it to his inauguration, pairing it with suits that probably cost, at the time, $1,000, so, about $67,000 today, adjusting for inflation. Why no watch budget, Bill? Well, maybe because this is a watch someone wears when they don't want anyone to know how rich they are.

That's alright with me. I own more dive watches than I know what to do with, something I'm sure I'm not alone in, and the Fifty Fathoms has always represented an endgame in appreciating the category for me. (In other words, while some collectors go crazy for MilSubs, I've generally been the guy jabbering about moisture indicators.)

Especially at the entry-level, I wouldn't say one variation is more desirable than the other, Adam Golden, owner of the vintage dealer Menta Watches, says. "It all comes down to personal taste and condition." Victor went further, saying that any reference, even at the (admittedly, ridiculously expensive) entry-level, can be a grail find.

Interestingly, especially when compared to the recent crop of brightly colorful Big Bangs, the Unico Summer does not use a ceramic case. Rather, the case and bezel are made of anodized aluminum. With a mix of brushed and polished elements, this aluminum case is 42mm wide and 14.5mm thick and houses Hublot’s HUB1280 in-house flyback column-wheel chronograph movement.

Wearing a James Dean jacket instantly gives off those vintage Hollywood vibes.

This watch is cool because it's a great-looking Tag Heuer sport watch with a clean and legible dial, a handsome colorway, a useful GMT functional, and it comes with both a chronometer spec movement and a matched steel bracelet.

Caliber: Sellita SW300 Skeleton (a variation that's currently exclusive to Hermès)Functions: Hours, minutes, secondsDiameter: 25.5mmThickness: 3.6mmPower Reserve: 42 hoursWinding: AutomaticFrequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vph)Jewels: 25Additional Details: Skeletonized rotor with "Hermès" motif

Mechanically, technically, and conceptually about as dense as a watch can get, the Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication is Vacheron Constantin's most complex wristwatch. Thankfully (and as always), Jack is more than able to roll up his metaphorical sleeves and shed some light on each of the Celestia's some 23 complications. Which one is your favorite? Click here to read: In-Depth: The Vacheron Constantin Les Caninotiers Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication 3600.

If you've got more money to spend, the highest estimate is $1,000,000 - 1,500,000 for a prototype version of the Richard Mille RM 038 "Yohan Blake," worn by the Jamaican sprinter in the 2012 Olympics. There are not a lot of Olympic-worn tourbillons out there, but a prototype watch in magnesium alloy, weighing only 44 grams, is a next-level sports watch.

The Seiko "Save the Ocean" Special Edition King Turtle (SRPE39) and King Samurai(SRPE33). Stainless steel case (43.8mm for the Samurai and 45mm for the Turtle) 200 meters of water resistance, a solid engraved caseback, and a blue manta ray dial. Stainless steel bracelet with three-fold clasp and secure lock. Movement: The 4r35 with date function (SRPE39) and the 4R36 with day-date function (SRPE33). Price: $625.

Unlike the A-12, the Bulova Astronaut was not designed with a slide rule, but that doesn't make it any less impressive. The Accutron technology was truly cutting edge for the time, just like the airframe.

Sally Fitzgibbons's Breitling AerospaceNora is not a surfer but she can appreciate how cool Sally Fitzgibbons looks with her Breitling Aerospace. She thinks it is not only the top watch moment but maybe the best picture to come out of the games.

To borrow from our very own Watch 101 section, the traditional detent escapement "uses a very thin blade spring with a jewel mounted on it to hold the escape wheel in place; a jewel on the balance trips the spring as it passes, which releases the escape wheel, allowing it to advance. The escape wheel then gives impulse directly to the balance, and is locked again as the blade spring falls back into place."

Very few watches manage to get the Hodinkee slack channels buzzing with interest, but if you want to get our crew all worked up, a platinum Daytona, like this reference 116505, is a great place to start.

Quick Take: That's right – Hermès ended up with both the Men's and Women's Complication prizes at tonight's show. Don't get me wrong, this is a fantastic watch (as I mentioned above), but I would honestly have preferred to see the jury spread the love around a bit and showcase more than one model family.

Not entirely sure I agree with everything she says here (I do think people wear watches to declare their love of other things, as mentioned above) but this is a great article and yes, the watch is very cute.

Rado is an unexpected titan in the world of tennis. After Rolex, Rado is likely the brand most closely associated with the sport; the Swiss company is currently the Official Timekeeper of 12 different international tournaments, on all three major surfaces (clay, grass, and hard court). Rado even recently produced a tennis-inspired lookbook that embraces the sport's country club chic aesthetic.

The pain I've come to feel in this hobby no longer stems from reading an Introducing post, seeing the price, and kicking rocks over how long I'd have to save up for it. Instead, the only agony I experience comes at the other end – when I read about a watch and find myself caught up in its charms, only to discover that I can afford it. In that moment, it's no longer an abstract thing. It's real, and it's a decision point. And, unfortunately for my wallet, rationality rarely wins the day.

For more information about Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Richard Mille, and Rolex, visit their websites. And be sure to check out the HODINKEE Shop's collections of pre-owned and vintage watches, including Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Rolex, and many more.

In 1902, the first Buster Brown comic strip was launched and the wheels of destiny began to turn. Buster Brown was a rich kid prankster with a smirking sidekick of a dog named Tige. Ingersoll struck a deal to make a watch with Buster and Tige on the dial and in 1908, they hit the market. They were a big success, but Buster and Tige were just static images on the dial – you read the time off a standard set of hands.

In fact, it seems a lot of people have seen this watch in the last few months, and it even went on a dive trip on the wrist of some colleagues in Lake Michigan during the Windup Watch Fair in Chicago. But the fact that it's not the most closely guarded secret doesn't detract from the release of a very strong effort to put together a faithful recreation of a classic Super Compressor but in a modern way.

While perhaps the lack of precious metals might deter some buyers, this watch's stainless steel construction unarguably makes it highly resilient against daily wear and tear, and the fluted bezel does add a bit of a formal twist to the simple design. The white background of the day/date adds a bit of intrigue in its contrast to the black dial while remaining just as sleek and timeless. Housed in a 36mm case, this watch is also a great option for wrists a bit on the smaller side.

The race runs over several stages from June 15-18, 2022 and our day started at a hotel about 45 minutes outside of the start/finish city of Brescia, Italy. While a shuttle had been arranged for a non-driver such as myself, I weaselled my way into the miniature back seat of a departing 1955 Fiat MilleCento that left behind Karl-Friedrich's 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL. What a frame for such a view.

Will Baselworld's former legacy at the center of the watch world be enough to lure brands and retailers back?Exhibitors have yet to be announced, but one thing is for sure: We'll all be watching to see what happens next.

Still, I've never stopped thinking that the 6105 was a weirdly handsome watch, with its flared case and crown guard – a watch clearly made with functionality in mind first and foremost, and like the later SKX007, and many other classic Seiko diver's watches, a paean to no-frills utility. It was both fun and fascinating, therefore, to encounter the SLA033 at Baselworld.

Sure, you don't get the smoothness of a sweeping seconds hand, but you do get something else that's kind of satisfying: You can watch the seconds hand tick forward each second, always landing exactly on the second marker. I'll grant that it's not as soothing as that sweet sweeping seconds, but it's not as bad as we sometimes make it out to be.

Gooding wears a decidedly tamer two-tone TAG Heuer Professional 200m. Zellweger completes the party with what appears to be a stainless steel Professional Quartz model with a plastic bezel. It's hard to get a clean look at her watch in the film, so if anyone has a better eye for it, let me know in the comments.

There's a reason the ultimate "functional" timepiece, the G-Shock, offers a countdown timer as part of its standard kit. Same with Apple Watch. I think for most people, it's far more common to have a defined end point for an event rather than operating with an open-ended schedule.

In 2018, Omega revamped the Diver 300m line, beefing up the case, and showing off its full ceramic capabilities with a laser-etched ceramic dial and ceramic bezel. In so doing, it expanded on the color offering of the watch which previously had really only been seen in blue or black variations (with some deviation along the way). We saw the introduction of a white dial version with a black bezel, and a silver dial version with a muted blue bezel to go along with the mainstays.

In any event, stay tuned here on Hodinkee as we cover the next chapter in the story of MoonSwatch. See you on Tuesday. In the meantime, if you want to relive MoonSwatch Madness, our Week on the Wrist here captures it all.

Brand: Laurent <a href="https://is.gd/cUzg0Z" >link</a> FerrierModel: Serie Atelier Sport Auto 40Diameter: 41.5mmThickness: 12.7mmCase Material: Grade 5 titaniumDial Color: Gradient viridian green opaline dial with green and anthracite transfers and matte white opaline small seconds at 6 o'clock with semi-glossy opaline "40"Indexes: White gold with lumeLume: Orange Super-LumiNova on indices and handsWater Resistance: 120mStrap/Bracelet: Integrated three-link Grade 5 titanium bracelet with Grade 5 titanium deployant buckle

Price: $1,725Limited Edition: Yes, but only limited by time. Orders will only be accepted from April 13th (4 PM CEST) to April 20th (4 PM CEST) of this year. After which, sales will be closed and this edition will not be offered again. For more information, click here.

Speaking of maturity, we should probably get to the movement as it represents a not insignificant portion of both the price and the appeal of the Supernova. The automatic ENG375  ticks at 3.5 Hz (25,200 vph) while offering 65 hours of power reserve. A rubber anti-shock mount surrounds the movement (in testing, the ENG300 did survive a ride in a Martin-Baker airplane ejection seat), and it employs a silicon escape wheel, a free-sprung balance, and a tungsten winding rotor.

Last week we highlighted a handful of watches that recommend themselves for everyday wear – less flash, more versatility, and exciting enough to monopolize your wrist time. No major surprise: They were all stainless steel.

Over the rest of 1976, Mattenheimer would help ferry two more Albatross airframes to Indonesia, totaling three trips. On the way back from ferrying the planes, he explored Hong Kong, Bangkok, Taiwan, Bali, and even once Tashkent in the Uzbek republic, then part of the USSR.

When I write #TBT, I do try to give my thoughts about a particular watch after owning it for at least some period of time, but I’m not sure if I’ve penned an article having worn a watch for so long of a consecutive period.

The special array of colors is also seen in small accents on the dial and the GMW-B5000TR-9 has all of the features that have helped make this range just so successful, including a sapphire crystal, 200 meters of water resistance, Bluetooth connectivity, solar power, radio atomic time calibration, and more. It may not be cheap, but it is very cool and very G-Shock.

Given that the recent trajectory of the Laureato has been towards increasingly complicated and haute horology executions like the Absolute Rock and the Absolute Light, it's encouraging to see Girard-Perregaux continue to operate at the steely core of the Laureato, even if we're admittedly still talking about a $13,200 watch. Anyone else feel like onyx is an underplayed move these days? Or just me?

You may not buy the Blue Phoenix on the strength of its functionality alone, but that it’s as extreme technically as it is visually, is what pulls the whole thing together and turns it from an exercise in showboating into a rock-em-sock-'em statement watch.

In fact, the watch is counterbalanced by the thin, square case design and the slightly dressier green alligator strap. I happened to be wearing a blue blazer and turtleneck combo when I handled the watch (there was no reason I needed to share that detail with you), and despite the fact that it, too, is as toney as the earth itself – it protuberated with great proficiency.

Watchmaking schools often ask their students to create a school watch before graduation, allowing students to showcase the multitude of skills learned in watchmaking school. The finished product can be the first step towards independent watchmaking — an art that preserves traditional watchmaking techniques. Making school watches is important, and HSNY wants to help motivate watchmaking students to go the extra mile in their last school project.

When I wrote our intro for the new Tourbillon Rose Gold a couple of weeks ago, I didn't appreciate the level of finishing. It's hard to with just a few renders. But in person, the execution of the new Tourbillon is immediately apparent.

Similar to the modular nature of the case, the dial features a sandwich effect. Hublot opted to use sapphire to show off the inner workings of the dial and the brand's Unico movement. There are six functional screws on the bezel, placed identically to those on the Big Bang. On both sides of the Square Bang are ears from the Big Bang's case.