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With 100 years of watchmaking under its belt, Delma has quite a rich history. To honour this momentous occasion, Delma has released a fresh ice-blue limited edition of its stout Montego. This automatic chronograph is known for its robustness, fitted with a very reliable automatic chronograph movement and a bold and powerful look. It ties […]

Many think that the Rolex Submariner is the first modern dive watch, however that crown belongs to the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, which became the blueprint for all modern divers’ watches.  The post Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique: Time to Move on From the Rolex Submariner? appeared first on Quill & Pad.

Ken Gargett describes the Taittinger Comtes 2013 as a champagne that dances. Citrus and grapefruit pith, florals, brioche, stonefruits, a hint of ginger and mixed spices. A beautifully elegant champagne with immaculate balance and intensity, which lingers long after first impressions. The post Taittinger Comtes 2013: a Champagne that Dances appeared first on Quill & Pad.

There’s no doubt that vintage Tissot watches represent great value. I liken them to downscale Omega watches in the same way that many VWs are similar to more expensive Audis. This translates to quality movements, cases, and designs at approachable prices. Today’s Tissot Antimagnetique Pointer Date 6445 is a great example of an affordable and […] Visit Vintage Watches: The Tissot Antimagnetique Pointer Date 6445 to read the full article.

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S.T. Dupont has partnered with renowned Swiss watchmaker, Franck Muller, to create a first-of-its-kind lighter that reveals a double-sided skeleton watch. Named the Master Lighter, this technical achievement took over two years to develop with the skilled artisans at both maisons working closely together on the cutting edge micromechanics. It truly reflects an elite level of craftsmanship that has been developed over generations at S.T. Dupont and Franck Muller.

Sotheby's to sell one of six Monacos used worn by the king of cool in Le Mans.

Greetings, New Yorkers! We’re very excited to invite you to a special event at the Tissot boutique on 5th Avenue. Join the Tissot and Worn & Wound teams to celebrate the launch of a new watch that blends enthusiasm from two unique spaces – watch collecting and space exploration. So, while we can’t share many […] The post You’re Invited to a Stellar Worn & Wound x Tissot Event in NYC! appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Founded in 2015, Vero Watch Company is dedicated to creating well-built, durable, and reliable watches at affordable prices. All of their watches improve on the models that came before them. In 2020, this continuous development led them to partner with trusted Swiss manufacturers held to the strictest quality control guidelines. They are passionate enthusiasts who […] The post Vero Celebrates 80 Years of Smokey Bear appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Is the trend for baguette-set sports watches on the decline? And, are we on the cusp of a return to mid-century sobriety?

Montblanc celebrates the 100th anniversary of the iconic Meisterstück – a fine writing instrument synonymous with the brand. Interestingly, initially, the cigar-shaped pen with the handcrafted nib was created by Montblanc artisans exclusively for their use before being made available to the public in 1924. To mark the milestone, Montblanc released a special edition of […]

When I think of Victorinox, only one thing comes to mind: their iconic Swiss Army knife. Growing up in the scout program, I thought that a Swiss Army knife was the coolest thing ever, even if I couldn’t find one with the perfect tool set. Years later I’ve come to learn that Victorinox has an […] The post Hands-On: the Victorinox Dive Pro appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Find out what makes Mai Ikuzawa tick as her and Andrew talk about her creative lifestyle, taste in watches, cars, and everything in between.The post Mai Ikuzawa: The woman behind a sell-out TAG Heuer collaboration appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

This year, the Japanese watchmaker is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its first timepiece. Luckily, at a special event in Manhattan a few weeks ago, we got the chance to pose a few questions to Citizen’s top executives on the heritage of the brand and the road ahead.

One of the highlights of the Windup Watch Fair in Chicago last month was the plethora of amazing panels that took place throughout all three days of the event. Between our kick-off event with our friends at CD Peacock and a stellar panel and podcasting room at Venue West, we had no problem creating the […] The post Roundup: The Panels of Windup Watch Fair Chicago appeared first on Worn & Wound.

It is not a secret that we love our Speedmasters here at Fratello, and it’s great to see (and talk to) others who share this passion for these amazing chronographs. A few months ago, I met with one of our readers, Arjun, and we talked about Speedmasters for a while. To me, one of the […] Visit A Collector’s Story: Arjun’s Speedmaster Odyssey to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Bovet releases their first ever bracelet watch, with the new Récital 12. Three dial colours are offered in this launch instalment, all in a titanium case and bracelet and handwound movement. Press Release information with hands on impressions and commentary in italics. New: Bovet introduces the Récital 12, its First Bracelet Timepiece Ever The Bovet [...] The post New: Bovet introduces the Récital 12, its First Bracelet Timepiece Ever appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

The Heuer Monaco 1133B is highly coveted by watch collectors, but one worn by Steve McQueen takes things to a whole new level.The post Screen-worn Steve McQueen Le Mans TAG Heuer Monaco heading to Sotheby’s auction appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

This article was originally published in the January/February 2022 Issue of the WatchTime print magazine.  If you want to discreetly find out the time, you shouldn’t look at your own watch, but at the one that’s opposite you. That’s no ...

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