Leica’s New SL3-P Can Prove Your Photos Aren’t AI Fakes
It also rips off 44MP frames at 40 fps, which is very un-Leica.
Tag: watches
TAG Heuer Gives Its Gulf Formula 1 an Automatic Movement for the First Time
Only 1,000 will exist, so Gulf diehards had better move fast.
adidas Ran a Zipper Down the Adizero Evo SL Lifted From a 2004 Olympic Sprint Spike
That zipper is a straight lift from adidas' early-2000s sprint spikes.
Weber Wrapped Its Iconic Charcoal Kettle in Military Olive to Salute U.S. Service Members
Charcoal only, naturally, because Weber wouldn't dare do it any other way.
Buying Guide – Six Of Today’s Finest Integrated Sports Watches Below 10k
It’s long been confirmed that the integrated sports watch segment of the industry is a very crowded place and not easy to enter, and even tougher to make a true big impact. Every new entry is directly compared to some of the blueprint models of the concept, such as the Royal Oak, Nautilus, Overseas and…
The Petrolhead Corner – The Ferrari Conciso, The Unlikeliest Ferrari of All
Concept cars are where carmakers and designers go wild and create the craziest, most unhinged experimental vehicles you can imagine. They often showcase never-before-seen technology and ideas, provide a glimpse into design elements for future production cars, or downright do something outrageous for the sake of being outrageous. Most of these are relegated to a…
Recap – The 28th Edition of the Cartier Prize for Watchmaking Talents of Tomorrow
Several initiatives exist to promote the development and future of watchmaking, as well as to discover and support the talents of tomorrow. This is crucial to nurture the next generation of watchmakers and protect the art we love and share here on MONOCHROME. Among these initiatives is one that is particularly inspiring, the Cartier Prize…
Bring a Loupe: The Most Important American Watch Ever Made, A Vianney Halter Jump Hour, An Omega Soyuz, And More
Happy Friday, friends, and congrats on tackling another week. The days are now growing shorter (if you're north of the equator), and if you, like me, live in a state where fireworks are legal, best of luck for what will presumably be a very loud and long week. But before all that, let's take a…
Introducing: Breguet Celebrates the 225th Anniversary of the Tourbillon with Four New Releases, And the Return of a Collector Favorite (Live Pics)
The year was 7 Messidor Year IX—or for those who don't follow the French Republican Calendar, June 26, 1801. After years of intense study and experimentation and some correspondence with his friend John Arnold (who similarly experimented with the concept before his death in 1799), Abraham-Louis Breguet was granted a 10-year patent for the "tourbillon."…
In Loving Memory Of Om Malik, Friend, Writer, Venture Capitalist, And Ever The Believer
I made a decision long ago to never use Hodinkee as a personal platform – rather, to keep it to professional writing about things that impact people who come here solely for watches. Today, I may be breaking my own rule, but sometimes, some things are worth it – or in this case, some people.…