
Jon Sica
Hodinkee used to be one of the best apps for enthusiasts and collectors no matter budget. it played a large part in my collecting journey. it didn't matter if you were starting with Timex, Seiko, Citizen, Grand Seiko, or just starting a journey into Swiss made pieces like Tissot, Hamilton, Oris, Tudor, and the like . I still check now and then, but it seems most of the content is centered around high horology or closely it.

A Google user
Glad to see an Android app. I'd prefer if going to the comments section didn't open a new 'page,' as it were, but just appended the comments at the bottom of the article (as it would in Chrome, for example). My only major gripe: the clock function should sync with an official time source, e.g. NIST, not my phone's time, which can be inaccurate/incorrect (my phone was off by 20 seconds today). Otherwise, I'll just keep using time.gov as a reference to set my watches.
3 people found this review helpful

A Google user
Long anticipated. Great app. My only issue at the moment is that the app crashes if there's no WiFi or data connection. And as far as I can tell, no feature to keep the current article I'm reading when I come back to the app. Something like saved articles or offline reading? (using Oneplus 5) thanks!
5 people found this review helpful