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The Carr H is an usual square watch that has been a part of Herms's collection since 2010, when furniture designer Marc Berthier first created it for the company. It has a slightly curved profile that both helps it sit close to the wrist and balances it out visually. These two new models of the Carr H maintain the basic shape, though it's been upsized to 38mm x 38mm (from 36.5mm x 36.5mm) and the grey and black dials feature cross hatch guilloch in the center that plays with the light in a really interesting way. Little pops of color on the seconds hands add some additional levity and the overall effect is at once precise and playful. Why This Watch Matters ...

Last year was a major anniversary for the Royal Oak Chronograph C it turned 20. So, naturally it was a major focus for the brand, and there were a number of new introductions to replace a lineup that had been on offer since 2012. The new Royal Oak Chronograph that came out in 2017 featured a size bump from 39mm to 41mm and a rejiggering of the of the chronograph sub-dials, including a slight adjustment of the position of the date window. While this year isn't quite as loaded with new Royal Oak Chronographs C there are just two C we wanted to draw your attention to this guy here: an all-platinum Royal Oak Chronograph with a beautiful smokey black-grey Tapisserie dial. ...

It's hard to believe that it was two years ago that H. Moser first introduced the Swiss Alp watch, which at the time we called a "not-so-subtle jab at the Apple Watch." Since then, the brand has continued to iterate on the basic rectangular form with wire lugs, offering different dial, metal, and strap combinations for different looks. This latest version is white gold and uses on of Moser's outstanding fum dials with no markers of any kind to disrupt the rich Cosmic Green ground (no markers is what makes it a "concept" in Moser parlance). The Evolution Of The Swiss Alp Watch There have been more than half a dozen different Swiss Alp Watch iteration...

Back in November 2016, we were first introduced to the Frosted Gold Royal Oak. It was the beginning of a long-standing love affair for me, and we are back this year with two new dial colors. To refresh your memory, Frosted Gold is a Florentine hammering technique used by jeweler Carolina Bucci. First we had the 33m and 37mm version in rose and white gold (both with white dials), which was shortly followed by a limited edition 41mm version in white gold with blue dial. All were major successes, and I have personally spotted a few on Instagram, most notably John Mayer's. This year we have the pink and white gold versions with two new dials C pink gold for the pink gold version and black for th...

Greubel Forsey's GMT watch may have a short name, but it's one of the most complicated watches that they make. The watch shows the time in two time zones; there's a world time disk on the back which takes into account Daylight Saving Time in the time zones where it's observed, and most spectacularly, there's a 3D model of the Earth which rotates once every 24 hours. The watch has been offered in several metals and dial treatments heretofore, but the newest version is by far the most visually elaborate. The dial now has a multi-level sapphire chapter ring, and the case has been decorated with Greubel Forsey's signature "statement of purpose" engraving.?The globe is now completely visible from...

While a lot of H. Moser's new releases iterate on already well-known forms (such as the Swiss Alp Watch and the Endeavour Tourbillon), this watch brings something totally new to the table. Inside the 42mm white gold Endeavour case is an orbital time display that uses a series of three spinning hour discs integrated into the Funky Blue dial and a central minutes disc spinning over the top to the display the time. It's a different take on the so-called "wandering hours" ?and one that presents a bold, graphic interpretation of the complication.? Why This Watch Matters There have been a number of modern wandering hours watches, most notably t...

Back in 2016, the Double Balance Wheel Openworked hit the market and sent pretty big shockwaves through SIHH. It featured an entirely new caliber and a hand-finished, openworked double balance wheel mechanism (not to be confused with the double balance escapement). The watch was first released in a 41mm case that was either stainless steel or rose gold, and now the hand-finished caliber 3132 is available in a white gold case measuring 37mm. But that's not it. Not even close. The new case also features the FROSTED GOLD TREATMENT. Yes. Things are getting crazy up in here.? Looking For Something Simpler? Is this a little too much watch for you? That's t...

The Audemars Piguet Royal oak Offshore Diver Collection has become a staple of the Swiss manufacture since it hit the scene in 2010. Each year, we see a new iteration of the neo-classic dive watch C and this year is no different. You may remember that back in 2013 we saw a black ceramic version, and in 2014 we saw a white ceramic version. This year we have a pink gold example with a grey titanium bezel and links, and grey ceramic screw-locked crowns. Other than that, it is the same Diver that we know and love with the automatic caliber 3120, "mega tapisserie" dial, sapphire crystal caseback, and inner rotating bezel to measure you diving time.? Why This Watch Mat...

This is a simple watch that actually packs a lot of newness into its 38.5mm case. First off, the Saxonia family has not had a big date option (without moonphase) for some years now, and this model brings that style back along with a new caliber, the L086.8 (based on the L086.1 that has been powering the Saxonia Automatic since 2011. We're getting the new Saxonia in two styles, one in white gold and one in pink gold, both with dark black dials and matching black date discs. As an automatic, time-and-date watch, this is a great daily wearer and the dark colors sheme makes it all the more versatile. The Original Saxonia This is an original model Saxonia...

This year we're getting the familiar Royal Oak Offshore Diver in four fun new colors (in addition to the new pink gold and grey ceramic version). It is same watch you've known for years, with a 42mm stainless steel case with the double screw-down crowns and the trusty automatic caliber 3120 inside. There's also the "Mega Tapisserie" dial, rendered here in one of four semi-muted shades. Last year we saw a series of bright colors such as lime green, bright yellow and orange. This year Audemars Piguet has taken a lighter approach with purple, khaki, beige, and turquoise.? Why This Watch Matters The Offshore Diver has always been a fun watch,...

I'm excited to say that this year Audemars Piguet has launched its very first ladies' Royal Oak Concept watch. Since its introduction in 2002, the Royal Oak Concept watches have featured innovative technologies such as the Supersonnerie, the Laptimer Michael Schumacher, and the Acoustic Research. This year, the Concept watch for men is the Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon GMT and for women it is the Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon. The Ladies' Concept watch features a 38.5mm white gold case set with one of two types of diamonds C baguette or brilliant-cut C along the shaped lugs and bezel (over 460 diamonds in total). The movement itself is visible through the front or the case as wel...

There are few watches more classic than the original 1972 Audemars Piguet Royal Oak. That slim, stainless steel sport watch's most direct modern descendent is the so-called "Jumbo" Royal Oak, which has a 39mm case coming in at just 8.1mm thick. The watch you see here shares those dimensions C and looks almost exactly the same at first glance C but is actually crafted from a mix of titanium and platinum. The watch's case and the large bracelet sections are brushed titanium, while the bezel and smaller bracelet links are polished platinum. The result is a subtle contrast between the tones and finishes of the white metals, creating a watch that offers much more than it first appears to. ...

There are certain moments that stand out as true game-changers. These are the kinds of moments that divide time into "before" and "after" periods. With tomorrow marking its fifth anniversary, I think it's safe to say that the release of the Apple Watch is one such watershed event. With half a decade of perspective, it's hard to imagine the watch world before Apple dropped their wrist-worn device, bringing more attention to watches than any other single event or product in recent memory. So, with the milestone just a few hours away, now seems as good a time as any to look back over the last few years, through the lens of the Apple Watch. I thought a lot about how ...

Astrology has made a major comeback over the past couple of years. With the rise of astrology-based apps like Costar and meme-accounts on Instagram (@notallgeminis), people have been leaning into their signs. We also have mapped out everyone's birthday in the HODINKEE office and found that not only do we have three sets of duplicate birthdays and two sets of shared half-birthdays (i.e. exactly six months apart, i.e. cosmic opposites), we also have a lot of Scorpios, a lot of Tauruses, and a wild amount of Capricorns in the office. But I digress. ?What does it mean exactly for those of you who don't know if you're a Cancer moon, Libra rising? Well, each dedicated sign in the Zodiac has certai...

The Master Control collection was introduced in 1992, but you'd never know it. Its classic appearance can't be pegged to a certain design era, certainly not the '90s. As a design, it's remained relatively unchanged throughout its life, and that's a good thing, because it's earned a loyal following. The difference with this latest iteration of the watch? Well, it's what's inside. Now the Master Control Date features the new Caliber 899 in its 40mm steel case.?The caliber 899 has been a fixture in JLC's lineup and has been found inside this watch before, but this time around, it's been overhauled and packed with new tech.? The watc...

With the launch of FiftySix two years ago, Vacheron Constantin added a new round case shape with multiple levels to its lineup. The FiftySix design evoked a classic 1950s timepiece from the Vacheron archives while keeping things fresh and directed at younger clients. With the new sepia-toned version of the FiftySix Self-Winding that we see today, Vacheron appears to be doubling down on what I think was one of the main purposes of the new collection when it was announced. It provides a compelling everyday option that is a bit less sporty and grounded in the '70s than the Overseas and somewhat less buttoned-up, dressy and, well, traditional, than the Traditionnelle or the Patrimony.?The case s...

Listen. If I'm being honest, I'd take my magical $100,000 and gleefully spend it all on a Rose Gold Limited Edition Tank Guichet from 2004, and maybe if I'm very lucky I'd have enough left for a Quarter Pounder to celebrate my perfect watch. But since that would make for a very boring story, let's pretend I already have both $100k and that Tank in my watch box and keep it moving. Rich, Tony, and Sarah are all very tough acts to follow, as they have very intentional and curated tastes. I realized in putting this together that my choices are all over the map, and that sitting down and building a collection all at once forced me to think in a balanced way ab...

We love gold watches. After hundreds of years, they remain synonymous not only with success but with what is cherished. A gold watch is a traditional gift for that big moment in your life: the wedding, the promotion, or the birth of a child. ?Gold sets the standard C sometimes literally (until 1971, it was standard currency for the United States). It's not hyperbole to say cities have been built, and entire civilizations have fallen, over the hunt for this yellow ore.A watch made from steel will not scratch as easily and titanium will be lighter on the wrist, but something about gold just attracts our base instincts. It reminds me of the dulcet tones of Clint Eastwood singing (!) in the movi...

Here's a Patek you don't see every day. It's a Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 96 C the first Calatrava reference C but not just any 96. Unlike the typical time-only Ref. 96, this one's a triple calendar with a moonphase. It's just the eighth complete calendar Reference 96 like this to be found, and this one's even more notable because of where it comes from. It previously belonged to Aisin-Gioro Puyi, the last Emperor of the Qing dynasty, and Phillips has just announced it'll be offered at auction later this year. Puyi lived a complicated life in China, ascending to the throne of the Qing dynasty when he was just two years old, but forced to abdicate just four yea...

Jean Arnault is the Director of Marketing and Development for Watches at Louis Vuitton. In his short tenure shepherding the brand, beginning in 2021, he has made considerable noise in the industry and proven that while he's here to change things for the better, he hasn't lost sight of the past. You can see his hand in the LV Watch Prize and the recent announcement that both the Daniel Roth and Grald Genta brands would be revived via La Fabrique du Temps (the manufacture owned and operated by Louis Vuitton Watches). That's Arnault's day-to-day. And he's still thinking about watches when he's off the c...

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