The History of your Wristory

David Candaux has never made a timid watch, and the DC6 Wildfire turns the volume up all the way. The color story comes from the instant when the first sunlight hits a ridge, and the spruce tops glow orange before the day spreads across the Vallée de Joux.

When the Tudor North Flag came out in 2015, it was met with a collective “what?” Tudor had chosen it to debut its in-house movements, a genuinely big moment for the brand. But the watch itself was a totally unexpected throwback to the fairly obscure Ranger II, an integrated bracelet sports watch from the ’70s […] The post Review: The Tudor Northflag Gets a Second Chance appeared first on Worn & Wound.

After nearly six months on the wrist, I can't say enough about Traska's first chronograph.

As smaller, historically inspired, shaped watches find renewed interest, it is no surprise that Hamilton looks back almost a century for its latest collection, reviving the cushion-shaped watches that defined part of its portfolio in the 1920s and 1930s. The new American Classic Cushion Mechanical takes direct inspiration from the Cushion Plain and Cushion Engraved […]

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