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
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This is one that most of us probably saw coming. Even if you didn’t actively predict this new watch from Tissot, if someone had asked you “What do you think
Kurono Tokyo is part of a trend that is currently one of my favorite things in watchmaking. As some might expect, I’m not a big fan of uniformity or groupthink
Bulova may not be the first brand that comes to mind when thinking of things like NFTs and the metaverse, but their latest collaboration with D-CAVE takes the digital universe
As you and I would drive, the base of Williams F1 in Grove, Oxfordshire, is about an hour away from their neighbor Bremont’s Henley headquarters. That’s mostly down to the
If you’re a fan of limited editions and independent watchmaking, this is a collaboration that should be on your radar. We’ve brought you news of CronotempVs releases before, with both
Spring is just around the corner, and after a fairly brisk winter in NYC, we’re ready for it. Conveniently the newest batch of watches from Timex and BOLDR are ready
We’re dedicating this edition of Watches, Stories, & Gear in its entirety to a watch auction being organized by our friends at RedBar and Revolution for the benefit of the
Editor’s Note: I hope you enjoy reader Shantanu’s three watch collection for $5,000 submission as much as I did. It’s got a bit of everything, and that’s the point. There’s
Serica is returning to their 4512 collection with a new configuration called the California TXD. The latest watch builds in a familiar format for the brand, with the popular field
One of my earliest memories of the internet from my adolescence was stumbling across Greil Marcus’s review of Bob Dylan’s Self Portrait, copy and pasted (or maybe transcribed word for
Glashütte Original is expanding their SeaQ Panorama Date collection with their popular reed green colorway. The high-end German diver first used this rich green in the 39.5mm SeaQ range, and
After a long winter, we’re finally beginning to see signs of spring here in the northeastern part of the United States. While it wouldn’t be unusual at all to get
Seiko has unveiled their first big drop of the year, and it includes a trio of divers that play with their recent glacier and ice themed dials in new ways.
We tend to think of the movement as the most complicated part of a watch, but what happens when the rest of the watch matches, or meets that complexity? We
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