The Latest News About Watches

Does it get any better? Last week I had the distinct pleasure of joining Bremont in New York City for the unveiling of its new Broadsword Recon watch. In attendance: Bremont Co-Founder Giles English and Jason Carl Fox, also known as Foxy. The 46-year-old explorer is a former UK Special Forces operator and Royal Marine… The post Bremont Broadsword Recon Watch And Ex-Special Services Soldier Jason Fox appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Until Fratello’s own Dave Sergeant told me about Behrens, I had never heard of this Chinese watchmaker. But Dave’s enthusiasm for it sparked my curiosity to discover more about Behrens watches. After reading about the special timepieces that the brand has produced, the next step was experiencing one up close. Behrens was kind enough to […] Visit Hands-On With The Behrens Perigee — An Intriguing Watch With Unique Moon And Hour Displays to read the full article.

At a blind wine tasting many years ago that included a superb Petrus, for many of the tasters, including Ken Gargett, the superstar on the night, was something called Masseto, an Italian Merlot from the 1993 vintage. At the time, none of them had even heard of Masseto, let alone had any idea that an Italian Merlot might top one of the most famous wines on the planet. It was an obscure Italian Merlot back then, but all that would soon change. The post Masseto Super Tuscan Wine From Italy: If Not Better Than Petrus, It’s Close appeared first on Quill & Pad.

The Manero collection at Carl F. Bucherer represents the best of the brand in terms of watchmaking. And CFB being CFB, it has a lot to do with peripheral technology, an advanced and technically impressive solution to wind the movement. Even though CFB didn’t invent it and it isn’t the only brand that uses this […]

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Panerai has always spoken to me. There is something about those cushion cases and characteristic dials that lures me in. However, I have not yet gotten around to adding one to my collection. So for today’s picks, join me on the search for my dream pre-owned Panerai. I have to state that I prefer to […] Visit Pre-Owned Spotlight: Go Big Or Go Home With Pre-Owned Panerai to read the full article.

It’s only a few days before Watches and Wonders ’23 in Geneva, and we’re getting in the right mood! Exhibiting brands have been sending over their news under embargo, except the obvious. In this podcast, Lex, Nacho, and RJ talk about the expectations we have and what we’re looking forward to! Wrist check During this […] Visit Fratello Talks: We’re Getting In The Watches And Wonders 2023 Mood to read the full article.

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Since 1948, Yema has been producing reliable sports watches that come with a unique visual DNA. Best known for the Superman Heritage diver, Yema has been producing many types of chronographs over the past few decades. From Meca-Quartz to full automatic, the French brand releases a new collection every year, if not more often. Each … Continued The post The new Yema Rallye 5 Turbo goes deep into French car racing appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post The new Yema Rallye 5 Turbo goes deep into French car racing appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

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Late last year, Urwerk teamed up with artist Cooper Jacoby to create a special one-off version of their original 102 watch from 1997. We brought you live coverage of that watch prior to its auctioning, and wondered if we might see this form return in a fully fledged redesign of the 102, given the full […] The post Urwerk Returns To Their Roots With New 102 Reloaded appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A star collection for Rado, the specialist in innovative ceramics, the Captain Cook is not only its sportiest model but also the one with the most pronounced retro vibe. In the past years, following the resurrection of this name with a faithful vintage re-edition, Rado has capitalised on the appeal of this design, launching multiple […]

Sometimes a brand will launch a new watch line to intense fanfare, and then seem to forget about it, letting it twist in the proverbial wind while diligently shoring up other more proven collections. It’s a big gamble to launch a new watch collection, and timing follow ups after a big introduction is an inexact […] The post Norqain’s Latest Wild One Celebrates the Brand’s Ties to the Music World and the Town of Zermatt appeared first on Worn & Wound.

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We here at Worn & Wound are extremely excited to be attending, once again, Watches & Wonders in Geneva. It’s perhaps the biggest watch event of the year and a first for Kat Shoulders, our media production manager. Flying internationally can be a challenging and stressful time, but Kat has a pretty darn good kit […] The post Time to Pack Episode 2: My Watches & Wonders Airplane Travel Kit appeared first on Worn & Wound.

How one man revived a Swiss village through a focus on old-school craft and how we collect these over-the-top pieces today.

If only I could recall what I was thinking back in 1986. I honestly don’t know what made me buy the Sir Swatch (SUOB169) that year. Unfortunately, my memory is not as good as that of Bret Easton Ellis. The author’s most recent book The Shards, an autofiction novel about a group of privileged Los […] Visit Our Favorite Swatch Watches: Lex Rediscovers His Long-Forgotten Sir Swatch to read the full article.

The Longines Spirit collection welcomes a new member today with the release of a new Flyback Chronograph, bringing a (perhaps surprising) element of Longines heritage into the mix along the way. Longines may not be the first name that comes to mind when hearing the word ‘flyback’ but it probably should be, and this latest […] The post Longines Expands Spirit Collection With New Flyback Chronograph appeared first on Worn & Wound.

I have long said that the UR-100 is URWERK’s most “traditional” watch. In terms of sizing and wearability, it definitely is — or was. Now, 26 years after first debuting at Baselworld in 1997, URWERK has revisited the zeitgeist with the new UR-102 Reloaded. A round watch from a brand that is, these days, not […] Visit URWERK Revisits Its Roots With The New UR-102 “Reloaded” to read the full article.