Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod Watch
Is "Konstantin Chaykin" like the dark version of "Vacheron Constantin?" At very least the name sounds like the Russian version but then again "Konstantin Chaykin is a Russian name. While most of his work is in the clock category, Konstantin Chaykin now debuts a fascinating timepiece that he called the Lunokhod. The watch focuses on its novel moon phase indicator, and has a really interesting design that seems to fit with the brand's motto "religion of time" (sounds creepy, I know).Konstantin Chaykin is a very accomplished watchmaker and is a member of the AHCI (where all the coolest indy watch makers want to be!). He seems to specialize in complex calendar clocks, so I recommend you check out his website for some neat stuff. The Lunokhod watch is something else entirely. The name means "moon walker" and it is his homage to Michael Jackson. No, that's a joke. It refers to a Russian un-manned lunar lander that went to the moon in 1970. It also happens to look a bit like Jules Verne sci-f

Two Very Special, Very Limited, Citizen Campanola Eco-Drive Watches On eBay
No doubt from a serious collector to (potentially) your hands are two different Citizen Campanola Limited Edition Eco-Drive watches on two separate eBay auctions, but through the same seller. These watches are extremely rare, and almost impossible to find in the United States as they are not sold here driectly. These Citizen Campanola watches were specially imported to the US, typically reserved only for the Japanese market.The Citizen Campanola line represents the highest caliber of watch making finesse from Citizen. Sticking to what Citizen does best, the Campanola line uses hand-constructed quartz movements with an amazing set of complications. Build quality is top-notch, and each Citizen Campanola watch is a work of art in itself, literally. Citizen employs master artists to hand build and paint each Campanola watch case and face.The two Citizen Campanola watches offered here differ from the main Campanola line in several key ways. First, these watches contain Citizen's famous Eco

Event Recap: Welcoming Nomos To The United States In NYC
Last night, we at HODINKEE, along with our friends at Wempe Jewelers on Fifth Avenue, welcomed the entire NOMOS Glashutte management team, as well as over 200 watch lovers to a downtown NYC gallery space to celebrate the *official* launch of NOMOS in the United States.Now many of you may be thinking "hey, but NOMOS has been available here and there for over a year!" and that's true. NOMOS has been sold at Wempe, and more recently at Tourneau for a little while now, but last night marked the Glashutte manufacture's official jump to the US. The party kicked off their plans to open dozens of new doors all over the United States. 2 OF 33 Guests were able to see, try on, and play with the entire collection, including the brand new Metro (designed by Mark Braun, who was in the house last night), and Our own Stephen Pulvirent took the stage at one point to say an official welcome to both NOMOS and all our guests. 3 OF 33 Overall, the response to l

How does an AP age?
I'm curious on how an AP will look in 10-15 years. I've really only seen older Rolex models in the wild and they seem to hold up very well.Anyone have pics to share of one they have owned for awhile?

Never seen this reference before
Guys, I wonder what ref is this?I haven't seen it before,