James Stacey is a Senior Writer at HODINKEE, Inc. He specializes in the realms of beauty and fashion, with a particular focus on luxury goods and trade shows, as well as events and conferences. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Lexology and Oxford University Press.
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James Stacey's articles predominantly cover watches, watch collecting, luxury timepieces, and watch reviews. His coverage attributes include press releases, reviews, exclusives, and private sector announcements.
If you are pitching to James Stacey for an article in the future keep his interest in mind. He will likely be interested in new product launches or exclusive first looks at upcoming timepieces within the luxury watch market. If you have access to insider information about new watches hitting the market or can provide a unique perspective on existing products within this niche field it may catch his attention.
James does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but instead focuses on international topics related to luxury watches and high-end horology without any specific location mentioned.
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A bright red dial joins a yellow gold case for the first time in Patek Philippe's iconic travel watch collection.
Fresh sizing, dials, and movements for Tudor's everyday integrated bracelet sports watch.
By: James Stacey
The same fabric-like titanium strap, now compatible with more of your fave titanium watches.
The Canadian watchmaker is back with his third release and his first complication.
A Southern Hemisphere spin on "All Things Watches."
By: James Stacey
Now in its second year, Canada's West Coast show remains casual and enthisuast driven.
Yes, 39 as in 39mm. ADVERTISEMENT What We Know There's a new Tudor chronograph in town, and guess what, it's smaller.
Some of the rarest and most special vintage watches from Tudor's past were recently shared at an incredible invite-only event in Geneva.
The latest revival of a 1969 rarity is now among Doxa's flagship (and non-limited) offerings.
It fits. Among the ever-evolving sizes and colors of modern Tudor, we now have the latest (and smallest and most colorful) iteration of the
