Farer watches aren’t exactly shy on personality, and historically, I’ve always found that their chronograph collections sit at the apex of the brand’s ...

Over the course of my young collecting tenure in the hobby, I’ve developed a particular taste and preference for watches that fit my aesthetic and ...

Over the last few years, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the categories that we put watches in. Doing what I do for a living, that feels pretty ...

At 200 meters below the ocean’s surface, the sun’s rays from above begin to fade and below, a dark abyss leads to an unknown world. At this depth it’s not ...

The word “gimmick” gets thrown a lot in collecting circles, and it almost always has a negative connotation. I’ll give you an example: during my recent ...

Seiko divers have a way of sneaking up on you. You’ve noticed it, no doubt. Watches from the 6159 to the SPB149 enjoy a certain lore within collector ...

Tudor had an incredible run last year in what was one for the books in regards to sport watches of all varieties. The Black Bay collection alone currently ...

Varon Chiri is a new microbrand based in South Korea. Their inaugural launch, the Blazer, was successfully funded on the Indiegogo platform and was designed ...

Vario is a Singapore-based watch brand founded in 2016. Over the years, they have launched several watches with varying aesthetics though mostly drawing on ...

Isotope is a British watch brand that we’ve covered fairly extensively on Worn & Wound. They take a unique approach to watch design that incorporates a ...

Dievas is a cult microbrand even to those who are fans of cult microbrands. Founded in 2006, they are one of the OG independent tool watch brands. Following ...

Ulysse Nardin is a peculiar brand. They have long been at the forefront of horological innovation, from marine chronometers in the 19th century, to creating ...