While its content is always current, The New Yorker's aesthetic is timeless, much like Timex's Marlin from the 1960s. The two meet in this timepiece. Its black and white dial features artwork inspired by the magazine's famed Goings On section, with elegant Arabic numerals from 10 to 2 and a bagel on the seconds hand, referencing the city's culinary heritage. A hand-wound mechanical movement powers the piece, housed in a circular stainless steel case; the back engraved with the watch's edition number and the magazine's centennial anniversary logo. Limited to 1,854 units, it's fitted with a black leather strap and ships with an alternate striped fabric strap.