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One of the frustrating parts of being a woman in a space where there aren't a ton of women is the worry, real or not, that your opinion for this or that might be mistaken as the de facto opinion of the group. Which is why it is so heartening to read stories where multiple women discuss what it means to work and shop in the industry, like this one from the New York Times.? Journalist Rachel Felder brought four women from different aspects of the industry together to discuss what they actually see and want to see in watches today. The conversation between H. Jane Chon, Dana Li, Isabella Proia, and Katie Reed is a truly fantastic read full of insight and wisdo...

New Watch Season continues in the run-up to Watches and Wonders 2023 as Breitling announces the latest additions to their successful Top Time line of '60s automotive-themed chronographs. For 2023, the Top Time Classic Cars Collection has been fitted with an in-house chronograph movement and Breitling has added a brand-new model inspired by the Ford Thunderbird.? Each of the above colorways represents a specific link to one of four well-known classic cars ?C the Chevrolet Corvette (red), the Ford Thunderbird (white), the Shelby Cobra (blue), and the Ford Mustang (green). Though aesthetically similar to the currently-available Top ...

New for 2023, the Breitling Premier Chronograph line gets a refresh in a 42mm, B01-powered form. This is a historically important collection to Breitling as it represents the shift the brand made in the 1940s from core utilitarian tool-watches to something with a bit more panache. In 2021, the brand released the 40mm Breitling Premier Heritage Chrono Call in the name, it was a 40mm model which directly played on the, well, heritage of the model range. That watch was powered by the brand's B09 movement. We see a fusion in design language across the Premier line that's woven through the Heritage chrono, and now the 42mm Premier. So...

Jay-Z lives atop the modern pop culture pantheon. He's achieved so much in his career as an artist,?producer, and entrepreneur that he no longer needs to make music or produce Super Bowl halftime shows, though he does these things anyway. The point is: Every move he makes has the potential to create waves. That includes the way he collects watches. He has always understood the power of the silent flex. From wearing platinum watches in the late-1990s to diving into the deepest of deep watch-lover nerd watches today, his tastes have been less a reflection of current pop culture and more a symbol of his own high-end predilections. For fans, watch-spotting Jay-Z has ...

With Watches & Wonders 2023 just around the corner, Hodinkee Radio is back! We're kicking off show coverage with a preview episode in which I speak with Ben and Danny about shows past, what makes a watch trade shows so much fun, and what we're hoping to see from the show when it kicks off on Monday (March 27th).? Also, here is your heads up to be sure that you're subscribed to Hodinkee Radio in your podcast app of choice as we're going to be publishing daily episodes from Geneva next week from the 27th to the 30th. You can expect fun recaps from everything our team saw each day, along with anything else from the show that catches o...

Today is the day Daniel Roth is officially revived C or at least today is the day we get to see official renderings of the first watch that will be produced under the Roth name by the team at La Fabrique du Temps (the watchmaking facility that, until today, has been making watches exclusively for Louis Vuitton). Over the past couple of years, early Roth pieces have been growing in popularity C and as a result C in value. We're talking about a watchmaker who cut his teeth in the revival of Breguet and then took his expertise and a sense of classical watch design to a brand under his own name. Over time, as things do, his brand was...

We're just days away from discovering what Tudor has in store for Watches and Wonders 2023, but, given the brand's strong love of secrecy, your guess is as good as ours. In preparation for the Geneva fair, I asked the Hodinkee editors to offer up a sort of blended wish-prediction for what they'd like to see from Tudor when the new models drop next Monday morning. I then hamfistedly opened Photoshop and did my best to render their hypothetical Tudor creations.? The results are below and just about every single one looks like a watch that Tudor could make. While we await the grand reveal, be sure to hit the comments and let us know what you'd like to see from Tudor...

In 2021, we asked the bold question, Did Longines Just Release The Best Pilot's Watch Of The Year? A few months later Danny followed up to say, yeah basically. Since 2020 the Spirit line has been a reliable source of handsome and heritage-inspired pilot's watches that blend the expected (vintage design) with the occasional surprise (titanium!).? New to the line is today's Flyback Chronograph, an evolution of the chrono released in 2020. The watch is still 42mm with large Arabic numerals and 100m of water resistance but from there everything changes. The most obvious update is the flyback functionality which allows the user to ins...

Well, folks. Here it is. The formation of a new canon. The list you see here was compiled C after great deliberation C by the editors and staffers of Hodinkee to demonstrate how we view watch collecting today. Of all the timepieces currently in production, these are the 40 we think matter most. The ones we'd buy ourselves or recommend to our friends. They're watches that stand for something or represent a certain superlative C for instance, the best chronograph. The most coveted design piece. The most badass diver. The strongest value proposition. The Hodinkee 40 recogniz...

Today we're telling the story of early Parmigiani Fleurier and featuring two early Parmigiani watches sold via Hodinkee's Private Sales team. There's something about an object that is so overbuilt it's hard to grasp why the manufacturer decided to go quite this far. In my mind, the best examples of "overbuilding" come from the car world. In terms of durability, try and drive a Lexus LS400 into the ground; it's just as hard to understand the business sense behind putting so much R&D and engineering into the groundbreaking Mercedes 300SL "Gullwing." But enough about cars, we're here to talk about Parmigiani Fleurier C a 20-something-year-old watch brand operati...

Patek Philippe is introducing an updated Calatrava with a series of primary-colored dial variations.? Meet the new Patek Philippe Reference 6007G, in three different colors: yellow (ref. 6007G-001), red (6007G-010), and blue (6007G-011). It's similar to the limited-edition 6007A that Patek released back in 2020 to celebrate the opening of its new manufacturer, but now it's in white gold, not steel. Unlike that model, the new 6007G uses Patek's newer-generation movement, the caliber 26-330 S C. Like 2020's 6007A, the new 6007G measures 40mm in diameter and 9mm thick. The white gold case is entirely pol...

At long last, the reissue of Grald Genta's iconic sports steel watch for IWC C 1976's Ingenieur SL "Jumbo", Reference 1832 C has landed. This will surely be the Schaffhausen watchmaker's most attention-grabbing Watches and Wonders novelty. Watch fans and industry observers won't be wholly surprised (but will be super happy) it's finally here, 40 years after it stopped production (although other Ingenieur models were available, most recently until 2017). The reissue of this cult design favorite was always a matter of when, not if. Ingenieur SL "Jumbo" Unlike Genta's other greatest hits (e.g. the AP...

Cartier has just added a medium sized Santos de Cartier (sans date window) and large sized Santos de Cartier (avec date window), both stainless steel with green dial, to the ever-expansive Santos De Cartier lineup. The brand has also thrown in a medium size ?blue dial model to even out last year's release of this big blue boy.? Santos de Cartier medium model. The Santos de Cartier was the brand's 1978 answer to the stainless steel integrated sports watch trend of the time. Given the extreme resurgence in popularity?of this sporty watch genre in more recent times, Cartier's relaunch of the Santos de Cartier in 2018 was a very w...

Look, we love a Daytona. Always happy to see a Calatrava. Not mad at a Black Bay Fifty-Eight.But part of the joy in collecting is about digging up stuff fewer people have seen. We'd be lying if we said we didn't get a thrill every time someone looks at our wrists and says "What is that?"In this spirit of discovery, we've scoured the Hodinkee Shop to bring you the following group of watches that we think are interesting and stand out from the crowd. Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Alaska Project Limited Edition Ref. 311.32.42.30.04.001 All the Speedmasters out there can lead to a...

This episode of Watches In The Wild finds Cole Pennington and myself on a watch-themed road trip up the West Coast from Los Angeles to San Francisco. Hoping to discover the West Coast vibe for watch enthusiasm, we were on the hunt for as much fun and adventure as we could find along the way. The first leg of our journey along the Pacific coast took us to some exciting places. From the dry lake bed of El Mirage C no speed limits, baby C to the bustling workshop of J.N. Shapiro watches, we even took to the skies to get a better vantage point on Californian watch enthusiasm. ...

The Chopard Alpine Eagle is the family-owned brand's twist on the integrated bracelet sports watch. It has design cues dating back to the Chopard St. Moritz of the 1980s, as well as a ton of engineering that make it one of the most modern and capable watches on the market. The most popular variation has traditionally been the blue dial, with its unique pattern reminiscent of an eagle's Iris. Then last year we were met with the green dial variant in the 41mm sizing. Today we have a new color altogether (at 41mm), paired with a physical upgrade as well. That's right, Chopard has taken the AE and gone the ultra-thin route, creating a watch that is now just 8mm in th...

Grand Seiko is going back to the woods. The craftsmen at their Micro Artist studio in Shiojiri have channeled the white birch forests at the foot of the North Yatsugatake Mountains for inspiration on their newest engraved piece in platinum. The new SBGZ009 is powered by the manually wound spring-drive movement 9R02 with an 84-hour power reserve. The watch is the same on the inside as any watch featuring the movement, but on the outside, it's unlike anything else. In fact, due to the hand-engraving, each watch is unique from any of the others. The case is first polished to a mirror finish before being ...

There was once a world, and a world not long ago, where high-end chronograph movements were relegated to precious metal, dressy cases on alligator straps. I'm talking about the Patek and Vacheron hand-winders and of course the big boys from Lange. Then came along the likes of the Patek 5980 (and 5990) and 5968, putting a higher-end, but not that high-end chronograph into steel sports watches. AP long used F. Piguet movements in its Royal Oaks until finally putting its own in-house self-winder into the Royal Oaks after the caliber's introduction first into the Code 11:59 line. These are great, high-end self-winding chronograph movements, but they don't have the same mechanical flourishes and ...

We've got a lot of bang to cover in a short amount of time, so let's hop to it shall we?? New for Watches and Wonders this year, Hublot is hitting us with a whole host of new Big Bangs: The Big Bang Integrated Tourbillon Full Texalium Carbon, Big Bang Integrated Time Only Diamonds, Big Bang Integrated Time Only Black Magic, Big Bang Integrated Time Only King Gold, Big Bang Integrated Blue Sapphire, Big Bang Unico Golf Sky Blue, and Big Bang Unico High Jewelry Rainbow. Phew. Big Bang Integrated Tourbillon Full Texalium Carbon The Golf is the largest of the group at 45mm and a whopping 18.10mm thick....

After bringing back the Zenith Defy A3642 with the Defy Revival last year, Zenith is now giving the Defy Revival the titanium treatment. Meet the new Zenith Defy Revival Shadow. It's the same silhouette and angular case as last year's Defy Revival, but now in microblasted titanium. That is to say: an octagonal case measuring 37mm diameter, that distinctive 14-sided bezel, and Zenith's ladder bracelet. Unlike the original Defy line introduced in 1969, which often featured colorful and gradient dials, the new Defy Revival Shadow, true to its name, has a matte black dial.? The new case material is the obvious headline, so let's star...

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