In this month\'s round-up, we examine the new Seiko 5 Sports watch collection, learn more about the natural escapement, and try to understand just what it is about the Omega Calibre 321 that makes it so great.
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Neuchâtel, Switzerland-born Abraham-Louis Breguet spent most of his professional years as a watchmaker living and working in Paris, France during the late 18th century. The Breguet name lived on with considerable esteem past the death of... -
I was caught in the early morning foot traffic as I made my way to Dresden Neustadt train station to begin my journey back to the town that felt like a second home for three years. The busyness of the city was in stark contrast...
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It used to be easier to predict what Christopher Ward was about to launch. In the company’s early days, homage pieces were the order of the day. Solidly built, mostly outsourced reflections of whatever trend the industry was wading through would... -
?Watches, Stories, and Gear? is a roundup of some of our favorite watch content on Worn & Wound, great stories from around the web, and cool gear that we?ve got our eye on.
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Over the past two decades, Nomos has taken a largely incremental approach to building out its various watch families. For a strong majority of that period, no timepiece that left the Glashütte manufactory measured over 40 mm or dared to betray the... -
TAG Heuer and Porsche enter a long-term agreement for their Formula E engagement, as the Swiss luxury watchmaker becomes Title and Timing Partner.
The Porsche works entry into the ABB FIA Formula E Championship 2019/2020 will be under the name... -
Hamilton?s newest offering is a thorough and largely accurate rendition of a much loved military-issued aviation watch, the W10. Following many years of producing issued watches for the US military, Hamilton got the contract for a simple... -
Whenever a press release opens with the tale of Spitfire crashing into the Russian tundra during a dogfight, you find your interest piqued and your expectations of what is to follow suddenly raised. That was the experience I enjoyed yesterday when I... -
The industry is very much enjoying a protracted romp through its back catalog, and while the desire for true novelty and innovation persists, this current fascination with the past has unearthed some throwback gems. Hamilton has a long association... -
Sponsored Post written for aBlogtoWatch by advertiser In 2015, three friends from Brittany realized their dream by founding Akrone, a French watchmaking company conceived to turn the industry on its head. The aim" To create good quality watches,... -
Slim d’Hermès Titane (or “Hermès Slim Titanium, for us English speakers) is a new-for-2019 version of the acclaimed Hermès Slim watch (full aBlogtoWatch review here) in titanium. We covered the Hermès Slim Titanium after its initial... -
Corum’s modern Admiral collection has its roots in the original Admiral’s Cup, introduced by the brand in 1960 as one of the earliest and still most iconic timepieces inspired by yacht racing. The collection was still using the Admiral’s Cup... -
You don’t need to be a racing fan to know the name Mario Andretti. Arguably one of the most accomplished and iconic American race car drivers of all time, Mario Andretti has had a long and storied career, taking the checkered flag 111 times... -
The major new watch release for German Porsche Design at Baselworld 2019 is the Porsche Design 1919 Globetimer UTC. Germans typically prefer to use the term “UTC†(coordinated universal time) as opposed to Greenwich mean time (“GMTâ€Â) as a... -
America?s largest luxury watch extravaganza, WatchTime New York, is returning for its fifth consecutive year at Midtown Manhattan?s Gotham Hall on October 25 ? 26, 2019. This year?s event is shaping up to be the biggest yet, with 37 participating... -
Crafted from an unworldly mixture of gamma titanium and ceramic, and powered by the brand’s first-ever titanium caliber, the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light is among the most expensive (at $48,600) and technologically advanced watches the... -