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Zach Weiss
Zach is the Co-Founder and Executive Editor of Worn & Wound. Before diving headfirst into the world of watches, he spent his days as a product and graphic designer. Zach views watches as the perfect synergy of 2D and 3D design: the place where form, function, fashion and mechanical wonderment come together.
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Review: the Serica 5303 Dive Watch
Once upon a time, hearing or reading the phrase “vintage-inspired dive watch” caused a stir …
Article / Featured
A Visit to Grand Seiko’s New NYC Boutique
Just a few weeks ago Grand Seiko announced a new permanent boutique located in NYC’s SoHo neighborhood. For those who recall, about a year ago …
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Review: Grand Seiko SBGE255 Spring Drive GMT
Grand Seiko is known for many things, from their case finishing and dial textures to their Spring Drive and hi-beat movements, but also for making …
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Introducing the Zodiac x Worn & Wound Super Sea Wolf Limited Edition
When kicking off a new collaboration project, the question of what to do is naturally the first hurdle. What is our inspiration? Is it the …
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Review: Christopher Ward C63 Sealander Elite
After being at this for over a decade, sometimes I’m just looking to be surprised. It’s very rare that a watch we get in for …
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Worn & Wound Turns 10: a Letter from co-founder, Zach Weiss
It’s May 2021, which means that Worn & Wound is officially ten years old. Ten. Years. Old. If this had been any other year, we’d …
Article / News & Releases
Christopher Ward Puts Value Back in the Spotlight with the C63 Sealander Line
For fans of Christopher Ward, there are many aspects of the brand to cherish, though one that has always been fundamental to their charm is …
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Introducing the Baltic Aquascaphe Dual-Crown Divers
The last time we saw a new Baltic watch, it was in the form of their heavily vintage-inspired Aquascaphe GMT. Bright colored bezels that evoked …
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Review: the Benrus Type I Reissue
I’m going to kick off this review with an admission that I’ve long been a …
