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MK II is an American boutique brand focused on producing tool and military-inspired watches with designs honoring some of the greatest mil-spec timekeepers ever created (check out our reviews for the Hawkinge and the Paradive, which pay homage to the iconic MK XI spec and the Benrus Type I diver, respectively). On the first 2019 episode of The Worn & Wound Podcast, our Managing Editor Ilya Ryvin sits down with MK II proprietor, Bill Yao, to chat about everything from the his early days of modding Seiko’s, to the launch of MK II’s ready-to-wear collection.
This week’s episode of The Worn & Wound Podcast is brought to you by the Windup Watch Shop.
Bill Yao of MK II at our Windup Watch Fair.
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Show Notes
Check out MK II’s website and follow the brand on Instagram.
Bill’s wrist check: MK II Paradive Type I
Ilya’s wrist check: Grand Seiko Ref. SBGJ217
MK II Hawkinge Review on Worn & Wound
Benrus Type I and Type II Mil-W-50717 Military Dive Watches
MK II Sea Fighter Review on Worn & Wound
MK II Gen 3. Paradive Review on Worn & Wound
Image via Analog Shift.
