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Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin Partner to Create the Le Régulateur “Time Eater”

Introducing: The Santos De Cartier With A New Shiny Green Dial

Just in time for Spring.

Introducing Time to Pack Episode 1: The Nomatic McKinnon Camera Pack 25L

For decades, if not centuries, watches have been marketed as jewelry. Here at Worn & Wound, we think about watches as gear, and as much as we love watches, we love all kinds of gear. In September of 2021, the Windup Watch Shop introduced a new section called Everyday Carry, or EDC for short. The premise was, people who care deeply about what’s on their wrist also care deeply about what’s in their pockets and packs. We know this is not just a theory, as you’re likely setting your watch down next to a cool pocket knife and a carefully selected wallet each night. One year ago, we launched our first sponsored content series called Tool/Kit. Over the past 12 months, this series has become one of the most popular forms of content throughout the Worn & Wound ecosystem. We’ve taken watches on adventures with other great gear from NYC to Nashville, from Iceland to Bonaire.  Based on the success of these watches + gear initiatives, we’re launching a new sponsored franchise called Time to Pack. This new monthly video series will feature our very own Kat Shoulders. In each episode, Kat will be pairing and packing a watch with some of her favorite travel gear.  This first episode, presented by Nomatic, features their McKinnon Camera Pack 25L, a versatile and durable bag for pros and travelers alike, as well as Kat’s own traveling photography setup. Learn more about her packing style and her professional tools, along with her very own gear hacks and tricks of the trade. We...

WatchBox Stages F.P. Journe and De Bethune Retrospective Exhibition

Watching Movies: Ryan Gosling Sings, Dances, And Wears A Vintage Omega In 'La La Land'

Our watch-related movie of the week sees "Small Watch" Gosling make 34mm (and tap dancing) look good.

Happenings: Colin de Tonnac To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The founder of Semper & Adhuc will speak about the history of French watchmaking on December 5.

Two Decades of Complexity & Beauty - the Pivotal Collections by F.P. Journe and De Bethune

Happenings: An Evening In LA With Vacheron Constantin

HODINKEE Founder Ben Clymer and Vacheron's Heritage & Style Director, Christian Selmoni, did a little horological storytelling.

How They Made It: The 'La Rose Carrée' Grand Et Petite Sonnerie Is A Celebration Of The Music Of Time And The Beauty Of Numbers

This 25th anniversary timepiece is a masterpiece of watchmaking craft. But is it art?

Happenings: Hyla Ames Bauer To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The famous watch and jewelry writer will discuss the history of the Quartz Crisis.

Watching Movies: Al Pacino Hunts Down Robert De Niro While Wearing A Bulgari Chronograph In 'Heat'

An Italian luxury watch ends up on the wrist of an Italian-American film legend in our watch-related movie of the week.

Introducing the Vianney Halter La Resonance

Introducing: The New Pasha de Cartier Grille Leaves A Mark

Cartier grills us. And we like it.

The Pièce de Résistance of the Double Balancier Concept

Vintage Watches: A Two Watch Vintage Rolex Collection, A 1989 Omega Speedmaster '20th Anniversary,' And A 1970s Omega De Ville By Andrew Grima

Daytona, Explorer, and Speedmaster – the classics lead the way this week.

Four + One: Raúl de Molina Has Changed His Mind About Big Watches

In an interview from his South Florida home, the Univision star explains how his tastes have evolved since the last time we talked – and how they've stayed the same.

HSNY Holds Classes in Toronto, LA

Come learn from professional watchmakers!

Introducing: The Ballon Bleu de Cartier In 40mm With An In-House Mechanical Movement

With an in-house movement and a 40mm case, this is the best Ballon Bleu yet.

The Rise (And Rise) Of Independents: A Live Panel Discussion From Geneva Watch Days 2021 Featuring Felix Baumgartner (Urwerk), Pierre Jacques (De Bethune), William Massena (Massena Lab), Alexandre Ghotbi (Phillips), And Elizabeth Doerr

Independent watchmakers and brands have experienced an unbelievable uptick in not only business and sales during 2021 – despite, or even perhaps because of, the pandemic – but also in recognition and general respect and understanding. During Geneva Watch Days 2021, Elizabeth Doerr moderated a live panel discussion hosted by Phillips exploring in detail this new and unexpected position in the luxury watch industry. Please enjoy the recorded discussion here.

Introducing: The Monochrome Montre de Souscription 1 Sells Out In Minutes

Monochrome teamed up with one of the best in the biz for a special collaboration – and the results speak for themselves.

Culture Of Time: How One Rolex Became The NBA’s De Facto Starter Watch

Even the King wears this particular solid gold Crown.

Patek Philippe Introduces the Calatrava “Clous de Paris” Ref. 6119

Though now often overlooked in favour of a luxury-sports watch, the Calatrava is perhaps the quintessential Patek Philippe – it was introduced in 1932 and named after the brand’s emblem – possessing a diversity of designs that all share an elegant simplicity. Patek Philippe’s second instalment of new watches at Watches & Wonders 2021 focus on fine, sophisticated wristwatches – it also just announced a striking new perpetual calendar – and naturally encompasses the Calatrava, which sees the addition of the Calatrava “Clous de Paris” ref. 6119. A tribute to well-known Calatrava models such as the ref. 3919 and its successor, the ref. 5119, the ref. 6119 blends several signature elements of past designs in a larger case to create a more contemporary guise that’s available in rose or white gold. Importantly, the ref. 6119 is powered by the newly-developed, hand-wind cal. 30-255 PS, a large, thin movement with twin barrels – and an impressively high moment of inertia for the balance wheel. The cal. 30-255 PS Initial thoughts I’ve always been a fan of the Calatrava, especially variants with a hinged, “hunter” back like the ref. 5227. Best described as fine watches for gentlemen, they typify Patek Philippe’s traditional and refined approach to watchmaking. But the cases of previous generations of the Calatrava were relatively small – the ref. 3919 was 33 mm, while the ref. 5119 had a 36 mm case. And more recent models, like the 40 mm ref. 6007 int...

Best of Watchville: Simon De Burton Argues For Patina

The noted automotive and watch journalist weighs in on the subject of preservation versus restoration on A Collected Man.

Introducing the new Pasha de Cartier for 2020

Cartier’s iconic diving watch, the Pasha, makes a return with a refreshed, clean aesthetic and sporting new mechanics.

Retailer Spotlight: de Boulle In Dallas, TX, And Richter & Phillips Jewelers In Cincinnati, OH

A Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona-winning jeweler and another that's been around for 124 years.

Auctions: Porsche, RM Sotheby's To Auction Last 911 (991), Special LE Porsche Design Chronograph, In COVID-19 Fundraiser With United Way

For a very good cause, two compelling machines.

Introducing: The Louis Vuitton Tambour Curve Flying Tourbillon Poinçon de Genève

Living large in the logo.

Photo Report: A Visit To Villeret And Le Locle With HODINKEE And Montblanc

Two locations, two different experiences of watchmaking.

Watch Spotting: Robert De Niro Wearing A Gold Mathey-Tissot In Martin Scorcese's 'The Irishman'

A gold watch for a loyal union man.

Introducing: The Stan Smith Signature Watch From Maurice de Mauriac

A watch that honors a cult classic from the sneaker (and tennis) world.