The Group B is one of Autodromo?s most beloved and adventurous designs, pulling inspiration from the unique aesthetic of ?80s-era Group B rally cars. We reviewed the series on Worn & Wound when it was first released, and since that initial drop we?ve seen several other iterations of the Group B, among them the Evoluzione and our (now sold out) collaboration from last year. For 2018, the Group B is making a triumphant return in the form of the Series 2, coming with a huge?and often asked for?upgrade: a matching steel bracelet.
The Series 2 made its public debut at Windup just this past weekend, where I and the rest of the Worn & Wound team got to handle it for the first time, and let me tell you, the new Group B lives up to the hype. 
?We heard from customers that they would love to see the Group B on a bracelet, so we listened to them!? ?Bradley Price

Altogether, this is the Group B you know and love. It retains much of the same form factor of the original, which includes the mixed steel/titanium case, the nimble proportions, and the dynamic dial design. Where the new Group B differs is the lugs, which are no longer fixed. This, of course, allows for the bracelet, but it also allows for standard two-piece leather straps should you want to switch things up down the line. 

Let?s talk about the new lug design and bracelet. Autodromo?s Bradley Price has a proven track record of meticulous design, so, of course, it shouldn’t surprise that his fi...