All that and more in this week's edition of Hodinkee's What's Selling Where column.

For Laurent Ferrier, finishing is a big part of what sets a hand-built, in-house movement apart from mass-produced calibers.

Noah and Timex present an Ellipse shape for their newest collaboration.

The historically minded collection looks further back in the brand's heritage for design inspiration, featuring a new yet familiar aesthetic combined with world-class watchmaking.

A classic post-quartz Japanese two-tone tool diver turns the big 4-0.

The brand has put modern higher-end finishing into reviving an iconic model.

Collectors asked and Breguet answered… in gold.

Pierre-Yves Donzé's business history of Rolex documents how the Swiss brand embraced the idea of individual success while making its watches the ultimate status symbol.

The Cumbria Clock Company Co-Founder will discuss Big Ben's recent restoration.

Just in time for summer, the Scuba Fifty Fathoms is back and verdant.

The smallest-ever watch from the brand is also a return to it's roots.

Making sense of Moser's surprising blend of haute horlogerie and ana-digi connected tech.

Straight from Paris, the latest four dial iterations on this modern classic span from pure dress to utilitarian field.

A closer look at a favorite option from the current Daytona catalog.

Back in black, with a little bit of lightning that makes the watch look thunderstruck, the fan favorite divers from last year have returned.

Move over Darude. IWC just dropped a new (smaller) Sandstorm.

Patrick Aoun takes over as head of the Longines brand amid a downturn in China sales.

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