With their first release of 2022, Ming is returning to a complication we haven’t seen from them since 2018, the GMT. The new watch, dubbed the 22.01, debut’s a new
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We are still at the beginning of 2022, and there is no shortage of green watches. You know what I say? Keep ‘em coming. While blue was the go-to color
The Mil-Ships has a distinct and clean bezel design, with a black aluminum insert marked by Arabic numerals at 15, 30, and 45, with straight hashes at five minute intervals,
When I first got into watches, it was the vintage world that really captured my attention. These were the days (not really too long ago) when you could still find
It’s New Omega Day, and if you thought we’d escape with only the ultra capable Ultra Deep that Blake wrote about earlier today and not hit on what is arguably
We covered the first watches introduced by Beableu back in the fall of 2020, and they’re finally back with a follow up: the Vitruve Collection. The new lineup of watches
Way back in 2019, Omega revealed their most capable dive watch ever in the Planet Ocean Ultra Deep Professional, and sent it to the 5 deepest points on the planet
“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
There’s no mistaking the thought and detail that goes into the G-Shock MR-G premium collection. Each MR-G watch is a finely constructed combination of design, function and innovative materials. Take
The first watch to ever come out of the Stockholm based design house Nezumi Studios was the Nezumi Voiture, a 24 hour chronograph inspired by the distinctive aesthetic of racing
I probably saw James Cameron’s 1986 sci-fi action masterpiece “Aliens” at way too young of an age. Old enough to enjoy the film (and the plethora of action figures that
A couple of weeks back, we took a quick road trip up the Hudson to Autodromo’s HQ. After some general watch nerdery and lunch, Bradley Price, the founder of Autodromo,
It’s pretty rare, but every so often a sequel improves on the original. The Godfather Part II is probably the most frequently cited example of this extremely rare phenomenon, and
Before the Nodus Avalon made its first appearance on the pages of Worn & Wound in 2018, the microbrand was already developing a strong following within the enthusiast community. An
Hot on the heels of their successful collaboration with the US Olympic curling team (yes, that really happened, and there’s really a piece of curling stone in the casebacks of
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