There is a crucial moment that every watch collector faces before a multi-day excursion: choosing watches to wear. My personal go-to for changing time zones includes a GMT for tracking home time and a rugged dive watch for everyday wear. Fate, in... -

Peren is a watch brand out of Transylvania that had some success a few years with the Nera, a watch funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign. The Nera was a pretty unique sports watch with a deep green dial, rotating bezel, and a... -

Independent Swiss brand MB&F can be best described as makers of unorthodox yet ultra-cool timepieces and its latest creation revealed recently is just as out-of-the-box as the rest of them. MB&F often seeks inspiration from the animal world for... -

Weary of 24/7 pandemic coverage and unable to get to a (most likely closed) newsstand" Don’t miss out on WatchTime’s March-April 2020 issue, available now in our online shop. Among the highlights of the issue are our cover feature on the new... -

Since the discovery of Antarctica in 1820, the frozen southern continent has been a source of intrigue for explorers and the general public alike, including watchmakers. One of these brands is Delma, which celebrates the 200th anniversary of... -

Japanese G-SHOCK is well-known for producing watches beloved for their multi-functionality. From streetwear style, to military readiness, to general utility as hardy tool watches, the brand?s watches are prized for their job and fashion... -

In the world of horology, looking into the past for inspiration to create new timepieces has become a popular trend over the last few years. While most of the high-end watchmakers have jumped on the bandwagon to introduce recreations of their... -

While I wasn’t looking, Swedish watchmaker Gustafsson & Sjogren changed its brand name to the more simple “GoS.� Why" I’m sure it didn’t have anything to do with people misspelling it. To bring some cheer into our lives during global... -

Last week, the horological mad scientists at MB&F unveiled their latest creation in the critically acclaimed Horological Machine series. The new watch, dubbed the Horological Machine 10 ?Bulldog,? takes its inspiration from its namesake canine,... -

A few weeks ago we shared the news that we had to cancel our San Francisco Windup Watch Fair given the public health issues we?re facing right now. In the grand scheme of things, this is a minor hardship, but nevertheless we know a lot of... -

Raketa is a Soviet-era watch manufacture that continues to operate today in Saint Petersburg, Russia. I like to think of it as “Russia’s Seiko,� as it comes from a heritage of making legit tool and military watches, while preserving a... -

Watch Pro Read the story in Watch Pro here.   The post Around the Web: Patek Philippe to Postpone New Watch Releases Until 2021 appeared first on Worn & Wound. -

When it comes to photography � shooting watches or otherwise � how many megapixels does a photographer really need" Sure, it’s the singular metric that’s more or less defined a veritable arms race in the photo-taking industry since the... -

The most dominant trend in the watch industry continues to be vintage revivals. And invariably, it?s the brands with a rich tapestry of work in their historical archives that tend to thrive in the category. Audemars Piguet now looks back at a... -

No Longer Made is a series done in collaboration with our partners at eBay, in which aBlogtoWatch editors feature their favorite watches that are no longer in production. I have a lot of fun collecting modern watches that many people have forgotten... -

Breguet, best known for its exquisite haute horologerie and storied history, has added to its list of 2020 releases a new colorway for its Marine Tourbillon Équation Marchante 5887 watch. This is the first update to the 5887 design since the... -

?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. This installment of ?Watches, Stories, and Gear? is brought to you by... -

It was in 1978 when French powerhouse Hermès introduced the original Arceau watch ? a masterpiece created by the brand?s legendary designer Henri d’Origny. The asymmetrical lugs and the sloping numerals of the timepiece gave it a distinct... -

Jaquet Droz Unveils Loving Butterfly Automaton Chinchilla Red Limited Edition We’ve written about the stunningly detailed Jaquet Droz Loving Butterfly Automaton here before, with its incredibly fine gold sculpture work and intricate automaton... -