In the beginning, when the world was young and before a chap named Perrelet started work on self-winding movements in 1777, people had to wind their own watches. Imagine! No bumpers or oscillating weights. Batteries, solar power or kinetic... -

Yes, it’s another “revival�, not only of a watch but of an entire brand. But try as I might, I don’t have it in me to dislike the new Vertex By Chris Hall The name Vertex will quite probably be known to many of you: it was founded in... -

Fitbit has just announced their second smartwatch, called the Fitbit Ionic, and it follows Fitbit\'s acquisition of smartwatch maker Pebble. The article Fitbit Ionic Smart Watch first appeared on aBlogtoWatch and was written by Zen Love. -

Swiss independent watch brand Graham will join 27 other brands at this year’s WatchTime New York event, held at Manhattan?s Gotham Hall on October 13-14 (click here for event details and to purchase tickets). Among the timepieces it will showcase... -

Any watch brand would love to claim a truly "iconic" chronograph in their lineup, but TAG Heuer arguably has a couple among which is the famous square-cased Monaco. When (pre-TAG) Heuer launched the Monaco back in 1969, it was the first Swiss-made... -

I think my mind was just blown. No, really. I just opened an email I never thought I would receive. Sinn, who should need no intro on Worn & Wound (but if they do, check out our archive of posts on the brand and their watches) just released... -

The retro pilot’s chronograph stands out for its mismatched subdials and lack of date window  By Chris Hall This is the Longines Heritage Avigation BigEye chronograph. It?s the latest addition to Longines? much-loved Heritage range, and it... -

The Casio G-Shock Gravitymaster GPW-2000 is the high-tech Japanese watchmaker?s latest timepiece to incorporate their in-house made GPS system, along with a lot of other tech which in my opinion makes a timepiece such as this truly... -

Manchester Watch Works (or MWW) is a relatively young and popular brand with a number of successful Kickstarter-launched projects under its belt. Its latest project?the P. Marcidus dive watch?is a limited edition release with a quite an... -

And why you shouldn?t, but you will do it anyway.   Can you actually go running with Rolex watch" That?s the question troubling most of the Rolex owners every day. To get some knowledge and be more enlighten in this matter I decided to read... -

Four masterpieces by genius watchmaker George Daniels are expected to promote fierce bidding at Sotheby?s auction in London this September. By Sarah Jordan If you are looking for some of the world?s most engaged collectors of luxury and... -

Looking for a chronograph with a completely in-house-manufactured movement" In this feature from WatchTime’s June 2017 issue, we showcase some of the industry?s top picks, from seven power brands. 1. ANTI-MAGNETIC: OMEGA SEAMASTER PLANET OCEAN... -

Ball, a manufacturer of robust and attractive sport watches, is now offering a special pre-order until September 20th. The Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT II watch is the latest iteration of their AeroGMT model. The article Ball Engineer... -

With a plan of returning to the mechanical watch world with its own high end watch offerings, Tiffany & Co. set up a watchmaking division in Switzerland a couple years ago.  Its first launch, the CT60 collection, were attractive watches, albeit... -

The De Bethune DB25T Zodiac Tourbillon is one of those watches that looks simple and only reveals its beauty and complexity upon closer inspection. Let us tell you why this De Bethune is so special in this hands-on. The article De Bethune DB25T... -

Longines?s Master Collection Retrograde has an exclusive movement with no less than four retrograde functions. How does it hold up under WatchTime?s exacting scrutiny" Find out in this in-depth watch test from our archives. When Longines made... -

Based on a 1920s model from the brand\'s archives and descriptively called the Tiffany & Co. Square watch, this is a very formal way to celebrate the company\'s 180 years since Charles Lewis Tiffany opened his store on Lower Broadway in New York... -

There\'s still time to enter for a chance to win a Martenero Edgemere Automatic watch in the aBlogtoWatch monthly watch giveaway. The article LAST CHANCE: Martenero Edgemere Automatic Watch Giveaway first appeared on aBlogtoWatch and was written... -

Fortis is a brand that gets its fair share of coverage on Worn & Wound, and it’s coverage that’s well-deserved. The storied Swiss watchmaker has grown by leaps and bounds the last couple of years with a newer, younger team at the helm... -