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Buying, Selling, & Collecting The Audacious Design Of 1970s Patek The ’70s gave way to experimental design across the board. Was Patek Philippe the clear victor of ingenuity? Originally published by Malaika Crawford on Hodinkee, August 11th 2023 There is no period as visually defined as the 1970s – at least in my mind. It was…
The Value Proposition: The Most Affordable Vintage Rolex Is Worth Your Time The Oyster 6426 – still the most straightforward Rolex around. Originally published by Anthony Traina on Hodinkee, October 14th, 2022 Don’t you long for the days of John Mayer telling you about five vintage Rolex watches you can buy for under $8,000, including stalwarts…
Six Things To Know Before You Start Collecting The Cartier Tank Basculante It’s just so flipping fun. Originally published by Anthony Traina on Hodinkee, September 6th 2023 Of the Tank and its many forms, the model we now call the Tank Basculante is probably the most fun. Pull the face out, and a complicated “cabriolet”…
In-Depth: The Long And Increasingly Complicated Story Of The Reference Number From 2447 to CBS2210.FC6534 – why reference numbers keep getting longer. Two four four seven. When Heuer released the first Carrera in 1963, it gave its new racing chronograph an easy-to-remember four-digit reference number. The Carrera 2447 joined good company on the market, finding…
Buying, Selling, & Collecting: How The Way We Experience Nostalgia Is Changing How We Buy Watches Or, why do I buy keep buying Tudor Black Bays? Originally published by Logan Baker on Hodinkee, July 24th 2023 To be a watch writer or really a writer about most subcultures is to have an opinion about nostalgia.…
Reference Points: The Heuer Carrera Sixty years after its introduction, we give you everything you need to know about the Carrera – and lots you don’t. Originally published by Ben Clymer on Hodinkee, February 24th 2023 Here’s a fact that might surprise you (hell, it surprised me) – as of right now, I own more…
Beginner’s Guide: Why My First Nice Watch Was A Grand Seiko I spent nearly two years asking a really fundamental question: What lies at the cross-section of desire and affordability? I finally found my answer with this SBGW283. Originally published by Sarah Miller on Hodinkee, February 1st 2023 This is a story about what you…
Up Close And Personal With The 2023 Rolex ‘Le Mans’ Daytona Ref. 126529LN The watch world freaked out upon its release last month at the 100th running of Le Mans. Now we’ve seen it in real life, and we have thoughts. Originally posted by Danny Milton on Hodinkee, July 14th 2023 Just a few…
Why We Still Love Tuxedo Dials Apart from wedding parties and prom dates, we have fewer and fewer occasions to wear black tie these days. But at least our wrists can still be dressed up. Here are a few of our favorites. Originally published by Adam Reeder on Hodinkee, March 14th 2023 In the world…
What’s The Deal With ‘Albino’ Rolex Dials? A first-of-its-kind white Explorer 1016 is set to be auctioned this week – here’s the fact and the fiction behind these ridiculously rare vintage Rolex dials. Originally published by Anthony Traina on Hodinkee, May 8th 2023 Close your eyes and picture a Rolex sport watch. Chances are, the…
