Hands-On: The Anonimo Nautilo Automatic
A stylish modern diver from the depths of Baselworld Hall 2.
In The Shop – Introducing The NOMOS Glashütte Autobahn Neomatik 41 Date
The latest collection from NOMOS Glashütte is now available in the HODINKEE Shop.
A Week On The Wrist: The IWC Portugieser Hand-Wound Eight-Days Edition ‘150 Years’
For an important anniversary we get a purist’s take on a true classic.
A Week On The Wrist: The IWC Portugieser Hand-Wound Eight-Days Edition “150 Years”
For an important anniversary we get a purist’s take on a true classic.
Hands-on – Blancpain Villeret Tourbillon Volant Heure Sautante Minute Retrograde
With the Villeret Tourbillon Volant Heure Sautante Minute Retrograde, Blancpain introduces its first model ever with jumping hours and retrograde minutes. And that’s not all… There is much more than first meets the eye with this elegant Villeret watch. Its no-nonsense time display and clean, classic look incorporate technically challenging complications and superb craftsmanship. Let’s take a close look.
Hands-On: The Sinn 910 SRS Flyback Chronograph
The second act in the 910 series offers a column wheel upgrade and flyback functionality.
Hands-on – Hanhart Primus Monochrome Pilot – Bold, Military-Inspired and Monochromatic
First of all, important to mention that we, MONOCHROME, have nothing to do with the creation of this watch. Yet, when we’ve seen that Hanhart was about to launch a new timepiece named the “Primus Monochrome Pilot”, it was hard for us not to have a closer look. Based on the concept we’ve already reviewed a few months ago, the Primus Pilot, the German brand brings a new, stealthy and truly military-inspired version of its bold chronograph. Overview.
HANDS-ON: The Chopard L.U.C Quattro goes casual, and has never looked better
Chopard have had a really solid last couple of years when it comes to their new releases, and all told they did not disappoint at Baselworld 2018. Some funky new colours were added to the Mille Miglia line, but one of the real stars of the show was this new take on the L.U.C Quattro. Past iterations of the piece, while technically brilliant, have always come off as quite conservative. For 2018, the Quattro takes on much more casual airs, and though limited to only 50 pieces worldwide, we can’t help but hope that a similar variant will make it to series production further on down the road. Here’s what you need to know about this rose gold gem while they’re still on the market. Vital statistics At its core, this is pure Chopard L.U.C fine watchmaking at its best. The hand-winding caliber of the Quattro is an impressive one, delivering a 9-day power reserve from four stacked mainspring barrels (two stacked pairs), all crammed into a very modestly sized caliber. Believe it or not, the caliber itself is only 3.7mm thick — thinner than the conventional 3-hand caliber 2824 from ETA, for that matter. This isn’t a new caliber…
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Hands-On: The Glashütte Original Sixties Ref. 1-39-52-03-02-04 With Green Dial
Lean, mean, and oh, so green.
Hands-On: The Rolex GMT-Master II In Everose Gold
A sinfully rich take on a classically practical complication.