Omega releases Seamaster 75th Anniversary range with summer blue dials and commemorative caseback for all models in the Seamaster range from the AquaTerra to the Ultra deep.
Bremont release a new Limited Edition MB Viper based on the Special Project housing created to test the ENG300 movement with Martin Baker
Bremont today announce it has appointed Davide Cerato CEO and a member of the Board.
To celebrate the 2023 Coronation of King Charles III Bremont have launched an extremely limited run of 50 timepieces, based on Bremont’s iconic MB design.
Watches and Wonders 2023 Rolex has released a new Yachtmaster 42 in RLX Titanium. This new version stands out to its technical satin finish with a visible grain. Fitted with a bidirectional Cerachrome bezel in matt black ceramic featuring raised and polished numerals and graduations it remains faithful to the aesthetics of the original 2019 model. Inside is the calibre 3235 equipped with a nickel-phosphorus escapement and blue Parachrom hairspring giving a power reserve of 70 hours. Unlike the submariner, the Yacht-Master is only guaranteed to 100m, although its still fitted with a Triplock crown and oyster case. As it shares the same technologies as the submariner to protect from water ingress, it would seem most likely that this shares the same water ingress protections as the submariner and would likely withstand identical pressures, however Rolex clearly want to market this watch with a separate identity – hence the bidirectional…
Tudor announce new Black Bay GMT with a stunning white opaline dial.
The biggest surprise of Watches and Wonders 2023 that no-one saw coming! A Rolex Day-Date without a day or date ‘time-stamped with emotion’.
Panerai’s new Radiomir California delivered in a 45mm Brunito burnished eSteel case with a green dial.
Tudors new Black Bay now includes a METAS Certified movement, and updated crown, revised dial and a Jubilee bracelet.
We travel to Lisbon with Breitling’s latest update to the SuperOcean Range and spend some time with a couple of distinctly contemporary watches that re-embody their historical design language.
We take a look at who the real world James Bond is, his background and what he really wears on his wrist!
As we all head off on our adventures we consider what we can use to keep our watches safe when travelling.
Jack Forster leaves HODINKEE for Watchbox and HODINKEE announce 5 new editors!
IWC update their iconic Pilot Mark XVIII very quietly…
We spend a week in paradise with a trio of Bremont watches exploring their similarities, differences and what makes them special.
We take a closer look at RubberB straps and see how they wear over time.
Rolex Release new GMT-Master-II with Green and black bezel with a left hand crown
Philosophical reflections on the significance of watches and time…
Bremont go bronze with the Broadsword…
In Honour of the “Silver Snoopy Award” award that Omega received 50 years ago from NASA for their unique contribution to space exploration, as well as the Speedmaster’s role in saving Apollo 13, Omega today release a special timepiece that has been created in the occasions honour. The watch features the classic 42mm Stainless steel ‘professional’ case. Surrounding the glass is a blue ceramic bezel with the tachymeter scale in white enamel. The three subdials are blue and an embossed silver Snoopy medallion features on the blue subdial at 9 o’clock. The watch features Omegas Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861. This is a modern iteration of Omega’s legendary hand wound chronograph movement fitted with a free sprung balance with a co-axial escapement. Omega have really gone to town on NAIAD LOCK caseback. Here a scene pictures the view from the far side of the moon looking back at the earth.…