Watches, Stories, and Gear is a weekly roundup of some of our favorite watch content, great stories from around the web, and cool gear that we?ve got our eye on. This week?s installment is brought to you by the Windup Watch Shop.
Fratello Watches – Will Super-LumiNova Discolor When It Ages"

Aged tritium?it’s one of the big reasons why vintage watches look the way they do. But tritium has gone the way of the dodo, replaced largely by Super-LumiNova and other non-radioactive compounds. But have you ever wondered what tritium might look like 20, 30, or 40 years from now" Our friends at Fratello Watches look at the history of luminous material, and what it may look like when you’re ready to pass down that LumiNova-adorned watch of yours. Read more
Worn & Wound – Hunting Down a Seiko 6105-8000
Jon recounts his hunt for the iconic Seiko 6105-8000, a watch he bought and sold, and then could’t stop thinking about once it was gone (we’ve all been there).
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Smithsonian – Four Types of Stars That Will Not Exist for Billions or Even Trillions of Years
The stars that exist today are not the only kinds of stars that will ever exist?granted, if the universe exists long enough for them to form. Smithsonian Magazine takes a look at four potential celestial bodies that may one day call our universe home.
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Vox – StarCraft is a Deep, Complicated War Strategy Game. Google?s AlphaStar AI Crushed It
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