Last year, Bravur took us on a tour of the three biggest European cycling races with their Grand Tour series of chronographs. These were some of our favorite quirky chronos
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Just a few weeks ago, the watch world was intensely focused on an affordable GMT from Seiko. The Seiko 5 Sports GMT was, deservedly, an immediate hit, and now that
Autodromo has been a staple brand in the pages of Worn & Wound since the very beginning, and their latest release (which made its debut at the recent Windup Watch
As we’ve covered several times already this year, Grand Seiko is in the midst of celebrating the 55th anniversary of their iconic 44GS case design. While 55 years might be
Isotope, over the past few years, has quietly established itself as a premier brand in the design forward sports watch genre. These are sporty watches that are fully functional and
Ok, ok… this week’s episode is a little late, but we have a good excuse: we shot it all onsite at Windup Watch Fair Chicago! So, rather than your typical
NASA’s orange Advanced Crew Escape Suit, or ACES, or ‘pumpkin suit’ is a bit of an icon of the ‘90s, and according to Google, still a pretty popular halloween costume
When I say watches should be fun, I mean it. Too often, I see people taking this hobby far too seriously. Scrutinizing every detail of a watch down to the
“Watches, Stories, and Gear” is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and
Warning, this is a biased owner’s ‘review’ of two Speedmasters: one steel with a load of the finest heritage you could ask for, and one BioCeramic done in collaboration with
One of my favorite watch industry guessing games is one I like to call “What’s the Next Green?” This game is named after the dial color that just a few
It’s Windup Watch Fair Week! Very soon, the Worn & Wound team along with 40+ brands will arrive in Chicago with watches in tow. Helping us kick off the inaugural
Foliot (it’s a soft “t”) Watches is a new brand started by a software engineer with a passion for watches. His love for travel made it a no-brainer to start
For Benrus, the formula for reissuing a watch from their historic catalog is simple; create a timepiece ready for modern day use while staying true to the original military-spec design.
I’m sure you’ve heard by now that this weekend we will be hosting the WindUp Watch Fair in Chicago for the very first time. The Windy City is not only
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