Let’s take just a minute with the Benrus Series #3061, a reintroduction of the Bullitt watch. Benrus has relaunched the series #3061 for a modern audience, staying very true to the
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On episode 19 of A Week in Watches we take a trip around the world without leaving the studio. We start out in Germany with Nomos, which gave me another
“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
Seiko has let their solar powered caliber V192 flourish this year in watches like the excellent SSC819 (and 813/815/817) which we reviewed right here, and the SSC6XXX references from 2017.
If you’re a watch fan with an interest in the Nomos Club, you have a ton of options. A quick review of the Nomos website reveals that you can have
Bremont has most certainly evolved within its 20 years of existence. It feels like it was only yesterday when founders Nick and Giles English started the brand that at its
If you spend enough time watching watch related YouTube content, you’ll eventually come across a very specific type of video. A self styled watch guru holds two watches, one in
The last time we caught up with William Wood, it was during a series of brand interviews at our inaugural WindUp in Chicago. We got better acquainted with the London
It’s actually kind of astounding that the GMT remains such a highly desired complication. In fact, it seems that a worldwide pandemic that virtually halted international travel for upwards of
For their final release in the brand’s 190th anniversary year, Longines has unveiled a vintage inspired chronograph with a black dial they’ve dubbed the Record Heritage. The word “Heritage” factors
Grand Seiko Announces the SLGH019, and the Debut of the Mt. Iwate Dial in the Evolution 9 Collection
We might be at a point where every new Grand Seiko release feels like a slight iteration on what came before, but that doesn’t change the fact that sometimes they
Field watches are the work boots of the watch world. Simple, rugged, purposeful, they are function driven and unintentionally stylish. With dozens, if not hundreds of versions on the market
In this edition of On-Wrist reaction, Blake and Zach take a look at a few interesting watches that span a diverse range of genres. We finally get our hands on
Excerpts and behind-the-scenes from ‘Time Starts Now’ starring the BENRUS SERIES #3061, the surprising sequel to a 1968 classic. Exclusively available in the Windup Watch Shop. TIME STARTS NOW by
Long-time readers of Worn & Wound have had a front-row seat to the evolution of Autodromo. One of the most beloved small-independent brands, Autodromo was an early entrant into the
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