If you listen to the Worn & Wound podcast, you’ve likely heard us make poor attempts at predicting what Tudor will do next. Our inaccuracy is a bit of a ...

Almost three years back I wrote about an interesting piece that was launching on kickstarter. Perhaps more than the watch itself I was impressed by how ...

The word “charm” is thrown around a lot in the watch world, and I confess I usually don’t know exactly what people mean by it. I know what I mean when I use ...

What does a watch need? In its simplest form, perhaps just an hour hand from which you can determine the minutes to a relative accuracy, as one-handed ...

It’s fascinating how watches can spark a certain feeling from within, and occasionally inspire us to do things. Tool watches are a perfect example. For me, ...

La Corsa Rosa (nickname for Giro d’Italia), La Grande Boucle (referring to the Tour de France), and La Vuelta (or Vuelta a España) are three of the biggest, ...

I probably saw James Cameron’s 1986 sci-fi action masterpiece “Aliens” at way too young of an age. Old enough to enjoy the film (and the plethora of action ...

When I first got into watches, it was the vintage world that really captured my attention. These were the days (not really too long ago) when you could ...

We tend to think of the movement as the most complicated part of a watch, but what happens when the rest of the watch matches, or meets that complexity? We ...

Kurono Tokyo is part of a trend that is currently one of my favorite things in watchmaking. As some might expect, I’m not a big fan of uniformity or ...

Sword, stick, pencil, leaf, dauphine, cathedral – all different shaped hands, but at the end of the day all very much hand-like. I’m a sucker for something ...

It probably won’t come as much of a surprise to anyone who has read my work on this site or chatted with me about watches in person or on Instagram, but ...