Many brands have a certain style or genre, while some get stuck in a favorite period, like the ’60s. But in a time when even smaller brands are diversifying and
Many brands have a certain style or genre, while some get stuck in a favorite period, like the ’60s. But in a time when even smaller brands are diversifying and
I don’t know about the winter weather where you are, but here in the Netherlands, we’ve hardly had any. We usually get a few weeks with freezing temperatures and a
In addition to being an online publication, Worn & Wound also operates a store that sells watches through its Windup Watch Shop, and the company frequently collaborates with various brands
If you follow my writing, you know that I am a bit of a Formex admirer. The Swiss brand offers specifications and value for money that are second to none.
We know Urwerk as a laboratory for very high-end, off-the-beaten-path creations. The latest release from the Genevan brand does not disappoint in either respect. This is the Urwerk UR-100 LS
To be completely honest with you, when Nacho sent me the press materials for this new Seiko release, I had never heard of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.
Since Tornek-Rayville was originally created during the 1960s as a clever workaround to fulfill a contract for the United States Navy, the brand only produced small quantities of a single
Due (pronounced do-eh) is the Italian word for “two.” So, when Panerai launched the Luminor Due in 2016, it represented the next step in the evolution of the watch known
Few, if any, classic car events can match the prestige and sheer spectacle of the Mille Miglia, the famed Italian road rally that winds from Brescia to Rome and back
We’ve spoken before on aBlogtoWatch about the impending return of yellow gold to the current luxury watch zeitgeist, and 2024 seems to be the year when this timeless luxury material
The Piaget Polo is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year. However, while the Polo name has survived, I’ve felt that the recent models have had little in common with the
The Seiko 5 Sports line, especially when using the SKX case, has inspired hundreds of references over the past several years. Whether they’re inspired by manga, music, motorsport, or vintage
Automatic Spring Drive technology turns 20 this year! That seems like a fair reason for celebration. Grand Seiko felt the same and introduced this SBGA497 to mark the occasion. We
Although Grand Seiko produces a wide variety of beautiful nature-inspired dials, the Snowflake is arguably the most famous among its various offerings, and it has become somewhat emblematic of Grand
Originally launched in 1957 as the world’s first electric wristwatch, the Hamilton Ventura was a truly revolutionary timepiece both in terms of its movement and its design. Characterized by its