Oren Hartov

Oren Hartov covers the watch industry for InsideHook, Analog:Shift, GQ, Esquire, Robb Report, HODINKEE and more, and his work has been featured in Gear Patrol, Worn & Wound, Watches International, MONOCLE and other publications. Born in New York City, raised in New Jersey and based in Los Angeles, he can frequently be found in far-flung locales searching out compelling horological stories. A gigging musician, SCUBA diver and military veteran, he has a particular affinity for purpose-built timepieces such as the Rolex Submariner or Omega Speedmaster — but feels just at home writing about an elegant Patek Philippe Calatrava. 

In addition to his regular coverage for InsideHook — where he frequently authors buying guides and covers new releases — Hartov also penned a series of articles for Worn & Wound detailing the military watch history of numerous countries. Additionally, he writes the weekly Watches of the Week column for GQ; writes and edits the Transmissions blog for Analog:Shift, the pre-owned and vintage arm of Watches of Switzerland; and contributes numerous buying guides and other coverage for Esquire and Robb Report

All Articles From Oren Hartov

Tudor: The History, the Watches and More

Originally positioned as an affordable alternative to Rolex, Tudor is now a force to be reckoned with in its own right

The 10 Best Watches Under $1,000

Think there are no great watches for less than a grand? Think again.

The Most Affordable Rolex Watches

Whether you're looking for brand new, lightly used or full-on vintage, you've got options

A Piece of Art for Car People and Watch People Alike

Do you love Porsche? How about watches — specifically TAG Heuer watches? Then you need to check this out.

Introducing the A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Rattrapante in Platinum

Germany’s Foremost Watch Company Dresses Up a Classical Complication in a Stunning New Livery

Introducing the Tudor Ranger

Rolex’s sister company celebrates a big anniversary with a brand new field watch

The 10 Best Watches of Watches & Wonders Geneva 2022

The releases that caught our eye at this year's event

The Best Watches at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2022

After two years away from the fun, we have a round-up of the best of the best from Watches and Wonders Switzerland this year