A few weeks ago, Cameron Weiss invited me to his Nashville Workshop to check out some of his latest watches and see the work that is involved in producing a
A few weeks ago, Cameron Weiss invited me to his Nashville Workshop to check out some of his latest watches and see the work that is involved in producing a
One of the coolest things to see in the watch world is when friends, colleagues, and people we’ve known in one way or another find each other and do something
The C63 Sealander is Christopher Ward’s take on a watch made to seamlessly conform to any situation. That goes for a dinner with friends, a casual grocery store run, ventures
The IWC Mark series of watches could arguably be considered the most “IWC” of any of the watches IWC makes. It’s obviously core to their larger pilot watch collection, which
One of the real pleasures of the Windup Watch Fair is discovering brands that inhabit a niche you may not have explored, or even knew existed. William Wood Watches is
The Tudor Ranger is back in 39mm and features their in-house caliber. I know. You’ve already seen the watch, read the press releases and other posts, and probably about a
The latest project in the long running Change for the Better campaign has been revealed by Oris and their new partner, Wings of Hope. Change for the Better will be
Not that it should come as a surprise to any of us, but Seiko has been on a straight tear with their dive watch game over the past year (more
HUF, the apparel brand specializing in designs featuring bright colors and loud graphics, celebrates their 20th anniversary this year. To mark the occasion, they’ve released a limited edition collaborative watch
Hodinkee and Zenith have teamed up for the second time to create a limited edition version of one of our favorite recent releases, the Chronomaster Original. Zenith of course has
It’s a little hard to believe, but it’s been five whole years since Ming launched the 17.01, which is a watch that has become something of a cult classic in
Tutima know a thing or two about surviving. They’ve got through Germany’s galloping inflation in the early 1920s, seeing Glashütte bombed during WW2, then getting sacked by the advancing Russian
If you head over to Furlan Marri’s website right now and view their chronograph selection, you’ll discover something that you might not have expected a year ago: an “Order” button.
Watch storage is one of those things that’s easy to overlook during your collecting journey; however, it’s also something that nearly everyone with more than one or two watches must
On this week’s episode of A Week in Watches, we’re back in studio in NYC for our regularly scheduled program. This week, we cover a few new releases including an