Recently, G-Shock announced that they are adding a new series of watches dubbed the GAB2100 to their Analog-Digital collection. This new series will look familiar as the watch is based
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Bell & Ross is well known for making watches that draw inspiration from aeronautical history, instruments and design. That’s apparent throughout their entire collection and more specifically with the BR
The Elka Watch Co. is a new brand (based on a historic brand) from watch industry veteran Hakim El Kadiri that seeks to capture the style and elegance of watch
Last year, I reviewed the Arcus Tropos, a watch that I was truly very excited about. It wasn’t the design, though I did find it appealing, so much as the
Longines dips into their archives to revive one of their coolest creations of the ‘60s, the high-frequency Ultra-Chron Diver. The brand’s history with high-frequency movements actually goes back much further,
Oris is back with another Hölstein Edition, an annual release celebrating the brand’s birthday each June. You might recall that last year’s edition saw the release of a lovely execution
In the category of “Watches that DIdn’t Do Much for Me Right Away But Are Now Living Rent Free in my Head,” the current iteration of IWC’s pilot’s chronograph looms
The chronograph is a pretty straightforward complication, used to time things that need timing, like laps around the track, or more realistically, boiling noodles and making sure your kid stays
Stuffed from a Memorial Day BBQ? Sunburned from a surprisingly hot weekend (on the east coast, at least) at the beach? Well, we’ve got some good news. Our Memorial Day
At its core, Unimatic watches are minimal, unobtrusive and monochromatic. It’s with their collaborative pieces that we get to see Unimatic let their hair down a bit. The vibrant blue
Summer is the season for longer days, jumping in the water and wearing a big dive watch. There’s a comforting feeling that a bigger watch, especially a diver, gives us
Change is a difficult topic. It makes us uncomfortable. We grow used to a thing as it is and can resent it for becoming something new. It’s natural and understandable.
“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
Welcome to the Worn & Wound Micro-Brand Digest, a semi-monthly roundup of all the new micro-brand news we’re following, from concepts that show promise, to kickstarter launches to restocks, and
Fears adds two new models to their Brunswick collection today, one with a limited production and the other a permanent addition to the catalog. While Fears has worked diligently to
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