Oren Hartov is a Contributor at GQ. He specializes in horology, exploring topics such as celebrity watch culture and the nuances of watch complications, while advocating for case sizes under 40mm. Oren's work has been featured in a variety of prominent outlets, including Yahoo Sports, Robb Report, and Esquire magazine.
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By: Oren Hartov
When I say the words “integrated-bracelet sports watch,” what models come to mind? The Royal Oak, naturally, as Audemars Piguet kicked off the trend with that legendary model in 1972. The Patek Philippe Nautilus and Vacheron Constantin 222 are likely candidates as well, seeing as how they followed closely on the heels of AP and remain as relevant as ever today. But what about the Streamliner?
Vacheron Constantin's Overseas Dual Time in titanium feels particularly appropriate for a globe-trotting musician.
Including an insane $1M Richard Mille that looks like a bicycle.
By: Oren Hartov
Welcome to Watchword, a series where we break down key terminology to help you better understand the lay of the horological land. In this entry, we examine salmon dials — the pinkish watch faces that have taken over the collecting world.
So says Geoff Hess, Sotheby’s Global Head of Watches and Senior Vice President. He would know: after serving as CEO of Analog:Shift – now the pre-owned and
Despite being up to our wrists in collaboration watches between Breitling and Aston Martin, Omega and Swatch, and a Hamilton made for Christopher
The Explorer ref. 1016 may be the quintessential timepiece.
Allow me to propose a scenario that may give my fellow watch nerds a full-on heart attack: you have to pick one watch to wear for the rest of your
A collector's guide to vintage Rolex watches you can still buy for under $10,000 — from the Datejust 1601 and Oyster Perpetual to the “Polar” Explorer II and the Submariner 14060.
The Vacheron Constantin “Prestige de la France” flew under the radar for years. Not anymore.
