A whole lot closer than the loupe you keep on your desk.

Sotheby's Global Head of Watches talks about his considerable experience collecting watches, the lessons he's learned at live auctions, the fun of hotdogs and cotton candy, and how enthusiasm ties it all together.

Showcasing the beginnings of American horological history.

It's time to play the music. It's time to light the lights. It's time to see Miss Piggy on a ProPilot X tonight.

Behind the scenes at one of the world's most unique and comprehensive archives of horology.

Spending some time with one of my favorite releases from last year.

Drawing on Speake's fascination with Asian history and culture, the Tsuba is the first release from his new venture.

This second release reveals a softer side of the brand's Brutalist inspired design.

The famous antiquarian horologist will discuss the early American pocket watches and introduce HSNY's 2025 exhibit.

A stealthy modern makeover for a watch resurrected from the late sixties.

After nearly a year of waiting, we've got a closer look at the yellow gold Le Mans. But why choose between the two metals? We've got both of Rolex's hottest releases in recent memory.

The prolific author, presenter, and food scientist joins Ben and James to talk about food, his ever-evolving career as an entertainer, and his recent collaboration with Brew Watch Co.

In part one, we cover everything there is to know about the ref. 2497, its dials, cases, and general design history.

The first new collection from Patek Philippe in 25 years.

Keeping it light while debating some of our favorite titanium watches from Tudor, Grand Seiko, and Zenith.

Reflecting on a time of change in the industry and my relationship to the horological world.

And what 2025 could hold for all of us.

The watches that got the most time on our wrists this past year.