Volume 14 of Hodinkee Magazine has arrived — the first of two issues for 2025. This issue is a celebration of horological curiosity, craftsmanship, and culture. Inside, readers will find a deep dive into Breguet’s perpetual calendars, an oral history of A. Lange & Söhne’s Lumen series, and a playful detour into Andy Warhol’s cookie jar collection. We chronicle Rolex on Everest, examine the growing bond between women’s sports and watch brands, and look to the future of Chanel watchmaking with insight from Esquire’s Creative Director, Nick Sullivan. We spotlight taste makers like Jon Gray of Ghetto Gastro and the Bangkok-based design house Patacharavipa, alongside features on sculptural timepieces, pop culture crossovers, and profiles of global creatives. Volume 14 offers a dynamic and highly collectible package for both seasoned collectors and new enthusiasts. It’s our biggest, boldest issue yet — designed to spark curiosity, celebrate craft, and expand the conversation around why watches matter.