Watches

Join us as we get up close with the Masterpiece Double Retrograde and Masterpiece Moon Retrograde. These are two new Maurice LaCroix watches with retrograde...

Gold Speedmaster 3695.50.31 One of my first encounters with a gold Speedmaster was with the BA145.022-69, which translates into the famous yellow gold...

Nomos is no stranger to collaboration, but the recent Orion 38 “De Stijl” edition with Ace Jewelers (the first time Nomos have collaborated...

Two-tone steel-and-gold luxury sport watches occupy a special middle ground between understated luxury and ostentation. The Vacheron Constantin Overseas...

Elegantsis Watch Company is not a new company, but unless you live in Taiwan or it surroundings you may have never heard of them. The company is trying...

These are five Reviews that you may have missed. Also please stay tuned to our REVIEW section as we have more coming soon! REVIEW: Seiko Prospex Automatic SRP637 “Baby Tuna” REVIEW: TAG Heuer Carrera...

Back to basics. In 1983, designed and developed by Kikuo Ibe, Casio introduced the first watch according to their Tripple-10 concept. Waterproof to 10...

Here are ten things you should know about TAG Heuer, including the brands deep connections with sports timing and automobile racing, and more recently, a series of groundbreaking developments in the field...

Timekeeping, as we’ve written about on Worn & Wound, extends far beyond the art of watchmaking and into almost every aspect of our lives. One of the most ancient and visceral ways that time...

In this Omega watch review, Robert-Jan Broer compares and contrasts the modern Omega Speedmaster Mark II, launched in 2014, with its vintage predecessor...

The new-for-2017 Omega Speedmaster Racing Master Chronometer reference 329.32.44.51.01.001 is the modern – and, until now, quite fat – Speedmaster...

It’s holiday season and so I thought it would be a good time to publish an episode about watches and vacations. Prepare for a relaxed and sunny...

There are a number of online auctions and marketplaces out there, but one particularly great platform for purchasing watches online is Catawiki. They...

Beginning at noon on Monday, August 21, 2017, the Big Ben's bells will be mostly out of commission until 2021 for "essential repairs." Aside from affecting...

Tools and cloths—two things every watch collector needs. We have your strap changing needs covered with our Multi-Tool and Key Chain, but when it...

Few watch brands have built their modern identity on historical watches as thoroughly as has Zodiac. The watch we examine today, the Super Sea Wolf 68,...

The winner of our TAG Heuer Formula E Experience Giveaway shares his story after attending the ePrix race as a VIP guest. The article WINNER REVIEW: TAG...

It’s Saturday, so that means we’re back with another Instagram round-up featuring our 10 favorite watch snaps. But before we get to the watches,...

The Swiss Favre-Leuba Raider Harpoon watch is a distinctive combination of a few different things which helps separate it a bit from the otherwise crowded...

If you have any interest in military watches, then the name Cabot Watch Company (otherwise known as CWC) will probably be familiar to you. CWC was founded...

Vacheron Constantin, known in part for conservative design, traditional finishing, and high prices, recently expanded their Patrimony line with the Excellence...

The Caliper Slide View combines a self-winding mechanical watch with an icon of pre-electronic technology, the slide rule. The article The Caliper Slide View Watch first appeared on aBlogtoWatch and was...

We’ve teamed up with our friends at StockX—a live “bid/ask” marketplace for everything from sneakers to wristwatches—to...

When it comes to tracking multiple time zones on a watch, you’ve got quite a few options.  You of course have GMT complications (with an additional...

IAAF World Championships Since 1985, Seiko is the official timer of the International Association of Athletics Federations, or IAAF in short. This...

Hard to confirm whether smartwatches are actually dominating the watch landscape, but what is impossible to deny, at least for this writer (who is based...

MING is a newly formed horological collective that just released their debut watch, the 17.01. The MING 17.01 is a watch with classic proportions...

The Jaquet Droz Grande Seconde Ceramic Clous De Paris is a brand new revitalization of the iconic brand’s classic line. These three new watches...

I like the Phoibos GREAT WHITE PY007A. Especially on leather. Frequently, when we write reviews, we’ll write some boilerplate about how some company...

When the CT60 collection debuted in 2015, it was available in a variety of models and case materials. And now, they are expanding the lineup with two...

As the very first company to create integrated rubber straps for Rolex sport watches in 2010, Rubber B courageously introduced vulcanized rubber straps...

De Stijl De Stijl (literally translates as ‘the style’) is a Dutch art movement most famous for work by Mondriaan (‘Composition with...

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The Worldtimer made its debut in Oris’ catalog in 1997, and in the twenty years since Oris has kept on hand some version of the watch in its lineup.

Roger Tallon The watch industry has its own superstar designers. The first name that comes to mind for most of us is of course Gérald Genta. You...

First released at Baselworld 2016, the HyperChrome 1616 is inspired by the brand's Cape Horn collection from the '60s, with 1616 coming from the year Cape Cod was discovered. The article Rado HyperChrome...

One of the things that I admire about Autodromo proprietor and designer Bradley Price is his ability to distill inspiration into his designs in ways that...

Italian-designer Giuliano Mazzuoli is no stranger to unusual watch cases - both in design and materials. The new for 2017 Giuliano Mazzuoli Manometro...

Roughly a month ago, Oris reached out to us and asked if we’d be interested in testing a new watch prior to the lifting of a press embargo (yes,...

I am fairly confident that many of you – like me – have not given much thought to the homely blobfish.  Well, you know who has?  Doug...

When WatchRecon hit the scene, it changed the way we buy and sell watches. In Episode 24 of The worn&wound Podcast, we talk to WatchRecon creator...

Perhaps best known for their Seastrong diver’s collection and their Startimer pilot’s watches, Alpina have, in recent years, branched...