Farer?s hot streak of releases has continued today with a bit of a surprising departure. Last we saw from the young, but quickly establishing house, they released a trio of mechanical chronographs, one of which we reviewed here. Both their... -

In addition to the three vintage-inspired recreations we presented yesterday, Seiko presents a fourth dive watch to celebrate the 55th anniversary of its first diver. While the “trilogy� of reissues is rare, exclusive and high-end, this one... -

Ernest Hemingway was a Rolex man. For many years, it was famously an Oyster Perpetual, to be precise. But it’s not hard to picture the golden dial of the Historiador Tradición from Cuervo y Sobrinos strapped to his wrist, as the bullfighter, Nazi... -

Based in Nidau, near Biel/Bienne, Norqain is a fully independent watch manufacturer offering functional, versatile watches. Ben Kuffer?s (the brand?s CEO) family has been developing and producing watches for decades. In particular, his father used... -

It feels like the paint is still drying on Panerai‘s brand new Hudson Yards boutique in New York City, but the retail space has wasted little time ensuring it is fully stocked with all the latest 2020 novelties – including the Luminor Marina... -

Sinn’s dedication to tool, pilot and military watches is undeniable. The brand is one of the main specialists in this field, with a full range of no-nonsense, robust and effective watches at reasonable prices. References such as the 103, the 140... -

More than ten years ago Fred Dingemans started making watches, in the shed in his garden, using a self-restored lathe that has an interesting history. Since Fred limits his production to a maximum of twenty-four watches a year, the waiting list for... -

The Swatch Group decided to forgo Baselworld in 2019 and have its 12 exhibiting brands release their latest novelties on their own terms. While we’ve seen a number of releases slowly trickle out over the past six months, it’s all led up to this... -

?Watches, Stories, and Gear? is a weekly roundup of some our favorite watch content from Worn & Wound, great stories from around the web, and cool gear that we?ve got our eye on. This week?s installment is brought to you by the  Windup Watch... -

Unless you?re a Glaswegian, it?s unlikely that you\'ve heard of Paulin. For the past few years the Scottish company has been quietly creating watches for an enthusiastic local audience, with most of their trade done face-to-face in their West End... -