2019 was another solid year in watches, and more than a fair share of excellent timepieces made their way across our desks at Worn & Wound HQ this year. As we move closer to the new year, we wanted to take a look back at 10 of our favorite reviews from the past 12 months. And so, in no particular order, here we go.
Christopher Ward – Military Collection

Christopher Ward had a year full of great releases, and the Military Collection was among their most ambitious projects. Each watch is based on a classic military issued timepiece, with some key modern updates. Ed Jelley went hands on with the whole collection, and wrote about it earlier this month.
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Farer – Bernina Hand-Wound Chronograph
At first, Farer?s Bernina Hand-Wound Chronograph might be a tough proposition to some, with its dramatic white dial and bezel, and liberal use of red. But ultimately it?s the quirkiness and exotic nature of the design that draws you in. Enjoy this deep dive into Farer?s most unusual chronograph. 
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Timex – Q

The Q, by Timex, may have been the most viral watch hit of the year. Whether it was the summertime release, the affordable price point, or the throwback 80s style, Timex hit just the right notes here, and created what amounted to a genuine watch world phenomenon.
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Tudor – Black Bay Fifty-Eight

The Black Bay Fifty-Eight has been in high demand since...