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Earlier this month, Managing Editor Zach Kazan shared his thoughts on “Watches We Don’t Wear.” We thought this represented a good opportunity to get our staff and Worn & Wound contributors together to find out what watches are just kind of sitting in their own watch boxes, and why. Find those stories below, and let […] The post The Watches We (the Worn & Wound Team) Don’t Wear appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Dress watches are typically slim, elegant, and minimalistic, designed to complement formal attire seamlessly. While their refined details and artistry are anything but boring, they are seldom described as playful. Now, the platinum Breguet Classique 7787 with its black Grand Feu enamel dial—a piece that is, say, different. Alongside its classic beauty, it exudes a […]

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When you think of Ressence, the first things that come to mind are likely the brand’s forward thinking, non traditional design language, and their completely unique mechanical solution for telling time via a series of rotating circles as opposed to traditional hands. You probably don’t think of traditional craft – given the hyper-modern aesthetic of […] The post Ressence Introduces the Type 8 “Indigo” appeared first on Worn & Wound.

During one of the last years at Basel, we met the folks from Yema at a nearby hotel. They showed us fantastic and faithful reissues from the brand’s heyday of the 1960s and ’70s. Since then, a lot has changed as there’s now the Yema Manufacture Morteau where three calibers are produced. Let’s look at […] Visit Taking A Closer Look At The Yema Manufacture Morteau to read the full article.

The post TAG Heuer Celebrates the 2nd Las Vegas Grand Prix with a Vibrant New Monaco Chronograph appeared first on Revolution Watch.

The post Ressence Presents Its First TYPE Watch With A Silk Thread Dial appeared first on Revolution Watch.

A futuristic design meets delicate handcraft in this special edition for the renowned Japanese retailer.

Watch history is often the story of unsung heroes. Zenith is commonly credited as the creator of the first automatic chronograph, while their collaborator Movado is often a footnote, if mentioned at all. The Omega Speedmaster, famously the first watch worn on the moon, gets most of the street cred when discussing out-of-this-world watches. However, […] The post Hands-On: the Dennison ALD Collection appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A joint venture between Phillips and the Swiss Institute, this annual event puts the “fun” back into fundraising.

A new direction for Serica has the brand moving into dress watches with the Parisian brand's typical flair. The post The new Serica Parade offers a completely new look from the brand with more dressy tones appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The thrill of the chase is often greater than that of the catch. It’s a simple cliche yet one that likely resonates with most watch collectors and enthusiasts. We’ve all been there, spending our evenings scrolling through listings of a very specific or purposefully ambiguous search, hoping to strike gold. As a result of these […] Visit The Fratello Watch List — Nacho’s Pre-Owned And Vintage Favorites From Breitling, Rolex, Omega, And Cartier to read the full article.

While a young brand in its current form, with only one model in two versions so far, Eska Watches has history and pedigree. Originally founded in 1918 in Granges, Switzerland, the brand made a name for itself during the golden era of dive watches with its Amphibian 600, a watch closely related to the Fifty […]

The post New Inventory: Patek Philippe Calatrava Watches appeared first on Collectability.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors We took a close look at our friend Brighty’s Christopher Ward Bel Canto Viola, and bring you this review. Many thanks to Brighty for the loan of his personal watch for this review. Review: Christopher Ward Bel Canto Viola The Christopher Ward Bel Canto Viola has a retail price of SGD 5,195 before taxes. The [...] The post Comprehensive Review of the Christopher Ward Bel Canto Viola appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

We announced this new fusion last week on Forbes, but today, we take a closer look at the new milestone for Hublot: a compelling fusion of sustainability and high-performance horology in the form of the Big Bang Unicorn Novak Djokovic watch. The $52,700 limited-edition watch embodies the ethos of its namesake. Known as one of…

There’s no escaping luxury. Luxury is everywhere you look. Luxury is the norm. So why is the luxury market as a whole in a slump? Is it the economic situation worldwide? Luxury brands have used the slowdown in China to explain why sales are down, and the results are disappointing. But there might be more […] Visit Worldwide Watch Sales Are In A Slump: Are We Suffering From A Bad Case Of Luxury Fatigue? to read the full article.

Minimal, elevated and unashamed of its meca-quartz movement, the HZ.02 Chronograph delivers on all possible aspects of value.The post The Hz Watches HZ.02 Chronograph worships quartz with staggering value for money appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Founded by Belgian industrial designer Benoît Mintiens in 2010, Ressence is renowned for its ingenious no-hands display of the time. Sleek, minimalist, futuristic watches with innovative mechanical solutions, Ressence tells the time with revolving sub-dials powered by the brand’s patented Orbital Convex System (ROCS). Like planets orbiting the Sun, the time indications circle the dial […]