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A. Lange & Söhne is capping off an eventful year with a new execution of their Datograph Perpetual Calendar that gives a nod to the watch’s origins in more ways than one. While the original Datograph was released in 1999,…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 115 – Zenith and the Mid Range Watch Crisis
This week we celebrate the Milwaukee Brewers’ first ever world championship while pondering the Ming 37.09 II Uni as a diver, or as something else entirely. Stepping back, the news from Zenith has much broader implications, and presents a few…
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Retro Review: A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 101.027
I find myself talking quite a lot about the year 1997 in these retro reviews, and for good reason, as it seems to be a nexus of creativity and originality prior to full on modern (i.e. safer) themes taking over.…
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Sinn Celebrates 65 Years with 140 A S Anniversary ‘Space Chronograph’
Sinn is celebrating their 65th anniversary this year, and in doing so, they’re highlighting an important part of their history with a new vision of the 140 S that went to space aboard STS-61-A in October of 1985. The watch…
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Lorca Asks ‘What If’ with Model No. 2b Chronograph
Lorca is making a subtle but welcome addition to their Model No. 2 Chronograph collection with the Model No. 2b, creating an important distinction with an alternate approach to the design. Lorca watches have a carefully crafted character, so small…
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Introducing: Paulin Mara Limited Edition for Hodinkee
The Paulin Mara welcomes a new limited edition done in collaboration with Hodinkee this week, and it offers a surprisingly classic take on the funky diver that first made waves in 2025. The Mara broke the mold within a somewhat…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 114 – New York Watch Week Preview, Lifestyle Tool Watches
This week, producer Josh joins the show to chat about New York Watch Week and some of the new releases that come with it. Additionally, we chat about the difference between a watch’s capabilities and its eventual reality on the…
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From Sea to Summit with the Nodus Trail Trekker A.C.T.
Have you ever felt, mid-stride on the side of a mountain, lungs burning at 11,000 feet, that you have slightly overestimated yourself? That maybe the story isn’t worth it? Not in a dramatic, call-for-rescue sort of way but more in…