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Stowa Antea Back to Bauhaus Review
Around this time last year, Stowa released the Antea “back to bauhaus” series. The “b2b” …
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Checking in with the Germans: Nomos, Damasko, Stowa and Archimede
Any long-time reader of worn&wound knows of our affinity for German watches. From tough purpose-driven brands like Sinn and Damasko to Bauhaus stalwarts like Nomos …
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Introducing the Sinn 1800 S Damaszener and U212 (EZM16)
Sinn is no doubt a favorite at worn&wound. We were impressed with Sinn’s showing at Baselworld 2015, where they unveiled a number of basic models …
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Side-by-Side: Nomos Club + Stowa Partitio
Last week, we posted a photo on Instagram of the Nomos Club alongside the Stowa Partitio with the caption, “Two peas in a pod.” In …
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Introducing the Defakto Kinetik
Defakto is a German watch brand known for its commitment to minimalist design. Alongside Limes …
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Xicorr FSO M20.01 Hands-On
Xicorr is a young Polish watch brand committed to putting “made in Poland” on the map. We reviewed their first watch, the Circle, back in …
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Introducing the Martenero Ascent and Marquis
The last time we wrote about Martenero, the Brooklyn-based brand had just released their two …
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Chronography 3: Counting Registers
One of the most definitive design elements of a chronograph–perhaps other than the addition of pushers to the side of the case–are the sub-dial totalizers …
