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Time Off the Wrist: the Astronomical Clock of Prague
As we wrote a few weeks back, at the dawn of the 15th century much …
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Detroit Watch Company M1-Woodward Chronograph Review
One of the biggest urban success stories of the past few years is the ongoing Detroit Renaissance—once a shell of its former industrial self, the …
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Time Off the Wrist: the Zytglogge of Bern
While mankind’s preoccupation with timekeeping is nearly as old as civilization itself, mechanical clockmaking didn’t really come into its own until the late Middle Ages/early-Renaissance. …
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Introducing the OPH 786—Ophion’s Second Take on Accessible Luxury
Very few men have left their mark on watchmaking history like Abraham-Louis Breguet. Over the course of his life, the French innovator built timepieces for …
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Love the Skin You’re In: the Lightweight Skin Diver
Part of the appeal of dive watches is the idea of sheer functionality—the sense that …
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Affordable Vintage: Head-to-Head With the Omega Seamaster ref. 166.0240 and King Seiko ref. 5621-7030
One of the most difficult things about watch reviewing is that it often exists in a vacuum. While you can easily get a sense of …
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Time Off the Wrist: Stonehenge
We here at worn&wound are used to constantly thinking about time–after all, timekeeping is our …
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Seiko Brings the “Cocktail Time” to Presage and Expands the Line With New Models and Colors
One of the great joys of the Seiko world (or great struggles, depending on your tolerance for jumping through hoops) are region-specific models. Some of …
