Tuesday, Aug 19 2008
articles: 7
New Laco Marine Style Watch Aims Squarely At Cartier Pasha Seatimer
I could not find the name of this new Laco watch. Perhaps if I spoke German that would be possible or I am just too lazy to write to Roger Ruegger, from who excellent (German) website I found the picture. No doubt I will discover it soon enough and update this article, I …
I have a book deal…
Well, it’s official. I’ve got my first book deal. Tech journalist John Biggs, who edits the blog CrunchGear.com and has contributed to The New York Times, has signed a contract with Susan Kamil at the Dial Press to write a book called Marie Antoinette’s Watch. The book will …
Midnight in Paris by Van Cleef & Arpels
Midnight in Paris by Van Cleef and Arpels: The dial revelas the stars as seen from Parisian sky. The celestial dome is made possible by the rotating disk made of aventurine glass.
The Maître Du Temps Chapter One: Haute Mechanical Art
While Hodinkee does focus much of our attention on the most interesting watches made 20+ years ago, we cannot dismiss certain pieces that feature innovative, stylish, and creative design just because they were made in the present-day.
1957 Omega Gentleman's Chronograph
Hodinkee has featured many Omega chonographs since our launch and all have been great, but this one is really a cut above.
Extremely Rare WWII Omega Military Watch
Although on the more conservative side for an Omega, we love the military style of this watch.
The Sasquatch of Rolexes: The Explorer Date
The Rolex Explorer is perhaps Hodinkee's favorite son, we talk about it at least once a week and we have featured probably a dozen different varieties of it.
