A refined, original take on the dress watch, the Schwarz Etienne Roma Synergy by Kari Voutilainen made its debut in 2020. With it, Schwarz Etienne enlisted the talents of one
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Say “Fifty Fathoms” and most people will immediately think of the classic dive watch from 1953. The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms introduced the dive-watch aesthetic as we know it today. The
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The Breitling Superocean is the brand’s answer to Omega’s Seamaster and Rolex’s Submariner. As one of the biggest names in watches, it’s only right that Breitling’s model ranges
BY ERIK SLAVEN Hublot’s Big Bang collection is a flagship, showy spectacle that the brand is known for. Bold and often in your face, the cases and dials have an undeniable
Awake Concept is a young French watchmaking brand whose ambition is to innovate and promote alternative, more respectful and sustainable consumption. Their latest limited edition watch, Mission to Earth, was
The master of guilloché has outdone himself, again. The workshops of Kari Voutilainen and Schwarz Etienne have rebooted their collaboration around the Roma Synergy, with a green dial for Oster
All right, we are down to the second semi-final match of our 2022 Summer Splash contest! We are closing in on the freshest, brightest, most fun watch to take on
An exceptional gift awaits you this July: a Reuge Little Swiss Music Box! Read more at worldtempus.com
Co-President of Chopard, Karl-Friedrich Scheufele shares his insights from the last two years and gives us a preview of what to expect from Chopard in 2023 Read more at worldtempus.com
The new Breitling SuperOcean is here and it marks the culmination of a “rebirth” for the brand. The SuperOcean was amongst the last in the lineup to receive a complete
Breitling has just launched a completely redesigned Superocean range. The new dive watch collection retraces the aesthetic of the original Superocean chronograph Ref. 2005 “Slow Motion” from the 1960s and
If you’re anything like me, you’ve come across plenty of sharp watches that get you excited at a glance, only to come to the stat line and be presented with
Move over big-name watch brands, indie watchmakers are the new idols on the scene. Attracting more and more interest by the hour, indies have caught the eye of collectors’ groups
After 10+ years of writing and hosting events here at Worn & Wound, if there’s anything we’ve learned, it’s that watches and whiskey go hand-in-hand. If you care deeply about
A black watch is perfect for diving in deep dark waters, and it looks great on dry land, too. In this feature from the WatchTime archives, we test Tudor’s popular
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