The History of your Wristory

Last month, Girard-Perregaux announced its latest involvement in the Formula 1 scene with the Atlassian Williams F1 Team. We knew a collaborative watch would soon follow, and the moment has unfolded. Here, we get the debut duo of watches in the new Laureato Williams Edition lineup. If you’ve been reading my take on timepieces for […] The post Girard-Perregaux Presents a Pair of Laureato Watches for the Williams F1 Team appeared first on Worn & Wound.

For its 15th anniversary, MB&F’s M.A.D.Gallery chose to celebrate not with another wristwatch but with an object that asks its owner to do the work. The Nostromo, a co-creation between French house Maison Alcée and MB&F, is a mechanical table clock delivered as a kit of 222 components.

Squale and underwater-tech manufacturer Drass Galeazzi mark the centenary of Roberto Galeazzi’s 1926 patent with the Galeazzi Artiglio. This is a vintage-inspired dive watch with a 600m depth rating and a neat trick up its sleeve. Galeazzi’s patented “spherical-zone structure” helped advance deep-sea exploration. It created a way for underwater vessels and equipment to withstand […] Visit A Deep-Diving Legacy: Squale Introduces The Galeazzi Artiglio to read the full article.

Faithful proportions, floating stones, and a surprisingly tiny mechanical movement make for a convincing exercise in archival revival.

Panerai‘s modern movement story began in 2005, when the company introduced the hand-wound P.2002, its first own calibre, combining a GMT function with an eight-day power reserve. In 2007, the brand expanded its calibre family, also introducing Panerai’s own interpretation of the tourbillon movement, the P.2005, with the tourbillon cage on an axis perpendicular to […]