How Has MoonSwatch Mania Affected Moonwatch Prices?

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If you have pas cher Audemars Piguet been following HODINKEE for the past few weeks you've heard about a little watch called Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ Cartier Tank. I wrote about this important and classic timepiece here and we had the watch on set on Friday Live with Eric Wind last week.Of course, everything is circumstantial. And as much as he'd love to wear this daily, his life doesn't allow for it. "I travel so much on tour that it feels a bit precarious to bring it with me," he says somberly. "I've definitely forgotten things in a hotel and I wouldn't know what to do if I lost this. It's one thing to lose something expensive and another to lose something that was passed down two generations. For that reason, this isn't my touring watch."Patek doesn't take a strict definition of "grand complication." I wouldn't expect a combination of perpetual calendar, minute repeater, chronograph (and possibly tourbillon). The little I know about Mr. Stern's taste is that he likes more simple, classic, uncluttered dial designs. I could imagine a new Grande et Petite Sonnerie, three years on from their first. Whatever the release is, I imagine it'll keep Patek's streak of top Only Watch lot alive.That smaller movement size allowed Moser to shrink the watch just enough that the case lines became more elongated and refined. While the original Streamliner center-seconds was $21,900 at release, this new model is CHF 29,900, a big step up, but the dial and new movement may be worth it to potential H. Moser fans who were looking for a reason to finally buy into the brand.


Though the Naviquartz was released in 1970, it did not spring up out of nowhere. In 1964, at the World's Fair in Queens, New York, Patek had a large booth completely dedicated to showing off electronic timekeeping. This was the apex of horological replica Patek Philippe technology at the time, and a lot of that technology later manifested inside of the Naviquartz.From the dial to the case, this Autavia is in overall great shape. One aspect of these watches that I am very particular about is the sub-dials. Oftentimes they would develop patina and they can look dirty, these have remained clean and whiteThe Polerouter is one of those vintage models that just screams HODINKEE to me. I first read about Polerouters on HODINKEE and I heard the model suggested and drafted on HODINKEE Radio time and time again. Ask anyone, around the office, here or not, for a first vintage watch suggestion and you will likely hear about a watch designed by a young Gérald Genta – Universal Genève's Polerouter.Additionally, you have the option of a steel bracelet, which tapers from 20mm at the lugs to 18mm at the clasp, or a black rubber that shares a similar taper en route to its fold-over steel safety clasp. Also of note, and value to my eyes, both the bracelet and the rubber strap feature clasps with Tudor's T-Fit toolless micro-adjustment. I think it's great that Tudor is including this on more of their bracelets – and even better that it's now available on the available rubber strap.Swatch Group has not attended Watches & Wonders after Baselworld perished, and he doesn't believe that will change in the future."Watches & Wonders is a gathering of the elitists, and it is excluding the most important element of our industry: the consumers all around the world," he said. "It is a comfortable place for the insiders, seeing all retailers and journalists in one shot, but a real innovation will emerge from disruption, not in a protected environment favored by the system."


They had shown great entrepreneurial skill, and turned an replika Breitling idea born out of tragedy into one of the hippest names in Mayfair. Every month, the capital’s upper crust would flock to the flagship boutique to brush shoulders with the likes of Orlando Bloom, Ewan McGregor, and other celebrity clients. British watchmaking was cool again.Wait. What? People were salty, and I mean saltier than the standard high-grade brine that the watch-internet usually puts out there. They weren't necessarily mad about the watch, or the price. How could they be? It's basically the same watch that's existed for 49 years in the heaviest of precious metals with a new (cool to me but not to all, it seems) dial form.The idea came when I was in the airport, Navas said, of the Spin Time's conception, when I spoke with him earlier this week. "I was waiting for a plane and I was looking at the cities flipping on the board. I came back and discussed with my colleague that maybe we can think about another way to display time, maybe not with hands, maybe with something flipping. And that was the first idea. We decided after to integrate the 12 cubes; that's what gave rise to this system."At first glance, the new DB28XS "Starry Seas," which was announced back in May, isn't a massive departure from what De Bethune has been doing with its overall brand lineup. The dial is reminiscent of the DB25 "Starry Varius," with a central blue pattern and white outside chapter ring. The case has the same floating lugs that have come to define the DB28.




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