Watches, Stories, and Gear: Seiko’s Grammar of Design, War Graffiti, and More

Fans of Unimatic’s U1 watches tend to be rabid ones, and these four new limited edition U1s from the beloved Italian brand are guaranteed to …

Nowadays, it’s easy to forget that half the fun when it comes to collecting watches is getting together with other collectors and enthusiasts and, well, …

It’s impossible to talk about flieger watches without mentioning Stowa. Equally, it’s difficult to talk about Stowa without referencing the brand’s strong historical connection to …

In the second installment of our series focused on military watches from around the world, we are going to examine the military watches of Great Britain, …

In Part 2 of the British installment of our series, Military Watches of the World, we are going to examine the wristwatches issued to HM’s …

In the final entry of our British installment of Military Watches of the World, we are going to take a look at the wristwatches issued …

Welcome to the second installment of “The Art of Time,” w&w’s ongoing series exploring iconic designers within the watch world. Last time, we discussed the …

One of the most difficult distinctions to understand is the the fine line between simplification and minimalism. Minimalism, over the past few decades, has become …

Playfulness is an easy thing to forget in design, especially among the constraints of watches and other industrial goods. There’s an impulse to create something …

On this week’s episode of The Worn & Wound Podcast, we talk to Bradley Price of Autodromo about his automotive-inspired brand, his latest project—the Ford …

For the first episode of 2018, we’re looking at alternatives to iconic watches. Want an Omega Speedmaster? Pining for a Rolex Submariner? How about a …

On this week’s episode of The Worn & Wound Podcast, we continue our series where we look at 10 great watches within a certain pricing …