Nick Sullivan

Nick Sullivan is Creative Director at Esquire, where he served as Fashion Director from 2004 until 2019. Prior to that, he relocated from London with his young family to Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. He has styled and art directed countless fashion and cover stories for both Esquire and Big Black Book (which he helped found in 2006) in exotic, uncomfortable, and occasionally unfeasibly cold locations. He also writes extensively about men's style, accessories, and watches. He describes his style as elegantly disheveled.

Watches

Montblanc's Everest-Summiting New Watch Is Part of a Long Tradition of Innovation

The brand's latest chronograph keeps with the ethos first established with its famed writing instruments.

Watches

Hamilton's New Chronograph Is a Stylish—and Unexpected—Blast From the Past

The brand has updated a lesser-known pilot's watch originally created for the British Royal Air Force.

Watches

IWC's New Watches Bring a Bold Look to Tough-as-Nails Ceramic Cases

They're offered in two custom Pantone shades: "Lake Tahoe" and "Woodland."

Watches

The Very Best New Watch Releases From Watches & Wonders 2022

These are the smash-hit styles you need to know now.

Watches

Breitling Turns Up the Dial on Color to Celebrate the Navitimer's 70th Anniversary

The groundbreaking watch is now available in mint green, ice blue, copper, and more.

Watches

Watches & Wonders Recap: Tag Heuer, Zenith, Grand Seiko, and Parmigiani Fleurier

From mind-bending complications to good ol' divers, here are the standouts.

Watches

The New Bulgari Octo Finissimo Ultra Is Impossibly Flat. It's Also Gorgeous.

The whole watch—not just the movement—is just 1.8mm thick.

Watches

Omega's Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep Sets a New Standard for Dive Watches

Pushing the boundaries in performance is something all watchmakers claim to do, one way or another. But none have dared what Omega just accomplished.

News

After 106 Years, A Famous Polar Expedition Ship Is Found in Remarkable Condition

Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance—which sank in 1915, beginning a remarkable tale of survival that saw his crew endure two years at sea—was just discovered in the Antarctic.

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