When I think of great designs a few things jump to mind straight away, stuff like the concept of timelessness, the original Sony Walkman, and the Porsche ...

It’s been three and a half years since I reviewed Atelier Wen’s first watch, the Ji. Without revisiting in detail, my lingering thoughts are that the Ji’s ...

I’ve been fortunate enough to be able to follow closely the journey of Fears watches since its re-founding in 2016. From their Redcliffe quartz model ...

MHD Watches are the brainchild of car designer Matthew Humphries. Getting his start in the world of automotive design (like, real deal, ...

This is not a review I could have predicted writing. Not even close. If you had told me that in my lifetime, let alone within 11 years of starting Worn ...

While Bamford might be known for modding luxury watches and high-profile collaborations, today we’re looking at a line of watches created by the brand that ...

Last year, I reviewed the Arcus Tropos, a watch that I was truly very excited about. It wasn’t the design, though I did find it appealing, so much as the ...

There’s something about summer that lends itself to the sequel. Things are relaxed, you’re taking time off of work, and your brain is shut off – there’s ...

On my most recent trip to the Worn & Wound offices in Brooklyn, I received an email toward the end of my week in the city from the rep for Zenith, one ...

In the opening scene of The Big Lebowski, Sam Elliot delivers a perfectly dry monologue about The Dude being, not a hero (‘cause what’s a hero?), but simply ...

In the 90s there was a design phenomenon called “blobism.” The name gives you a pretty good description of what defined the aesthetic. Smooth, rounded ...

There are three things that I look for in a properly reissued vintage dive watch; brand credibility, design accuracy and modern functionality. Considering ...