Results for The 1990 Lange Revival

Introducing: The Fratello × Fortis Flieger F-43 Bicompax

Big, bold, and brown. This new release has a lot to love if you're looking for a pilot's chronograph.

The latest TAG Heuer Carrera is a golden tribute to its racing legacy

Questions about Only Watch, Luc Pettavino, and all the answers provided so far

The Reverso Stories Exhibition – A Horological Experience Comes to New York City

Are small dive watches the next big thing?

The Grand Seiko SBGW297 and SBGW299 focus on the details

Pre-Owned Picks: Bringing Some Vintage Heat With A Double Signed Patek Philippe Calatrava, A Heuer Chronosplit Manhattan, And The Last Of The Rolex GMT-Masters

Plus a sporty ceramic Zenith and a perfectly sized Panerai.

Girard-Perregaux introduce the Neo Constant Escapement

Announcements: 10/10 Returns This Tuesday: The 2nd Annual Celebration With Our Most Exclusive Drops

Get ready because we have something truly cool in store.

Introducing the Louis Vuitton x Akrivia LVRR-01 Chronographe à Sonnerie

Seiko SPB411: The Navigator Timer Returns As A Limited Edition

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Introducing: Louis Vuitton Watches Teams Up With Rexhep Rexhepi For The LVRR-01 Chronographe à Sonnerie (Live Pics & Price)

A world's first chiming chronograph from Akrivia kicks off a quintet of limited edition collaborations for Louis Vuitton.

Announcements: The Watch Library Foundation Lets You Search More Than 320,000 Archival Documents Dating To 1650

A new digital platform seeks to promote watchmaking heritage with a searchable database of archives.

The Datograph: Vision of an Icon

Hands-On: Taking The TAG Heuer Chronosprint For A Lap In A Porsche GT4 RS

Plus, stick around for a brand-new car brought to you by Porsche's Sonderwunsch and TAG Heuer.

The NOMOS Glashütte Club Sport Neomatik 39 in new autumnal tones

Capturing the World’s Imagination: Jacob & Co. “The World is Yours” Dual Time Zone

Vintage Watches: Five New(ish) Book Recommendations For The Vintage Watch Enthusiast

Old watches, new volumes.

Baltic announces the Hermétique Tourer, a vintage-inspired all-rounder

In the Making: Part 1 – Sartory Billard SB08 Jump Hour and Minutes with Tourbillon

Introducing: The New Montblanc 1858 Minerva Monopusher Chronograph With Collective Horology (Live Pics)

You can always count on watch lovers to dig deep when designing their own watches.

Introducing: Audemars Piguet Takes A Very Diplomatic Approach With Diamonds For The Girls And The Boys In 34, And 39mm (Live Pics)

AP has introduced a whole host of new gem-set Royal Oaks. Choose your fighter!

In-Depth: Six Things To Know Before You Start Collecting The Cartier Tank Basculante

It's just so flipping fun.

ochs und junior Take Inspiration from a Classic American Design Duo with the mese 2.23

New from ochs und junior, a new execution of their “mese” time and date watch, as part of their more value oriented “ochs line” of watches. Ochs und junior has been a point of fascination here at Worn & Wound for a long time. They work within a truly distinct design language that’s held throughout their (growing) product line, and offer rather ingenious solutions to sometimes complex watchmaking problems. Their watches have a simplicity to them both in terms of their aesthetics and mechanics that is really appealing to particular type of watch nerd. They work as an antidote, almost, to the “Can you top this?” game of dizzying and often needless complexity that often plays out in the world of high end watchmaking. With their ochs line, the brand offers key watches from their catalog in predetermined colorways at a reduced cost, giving collectors who wish to forego the brand’s extensive customization options a chance to own one of their pieces at a reduced cost. The latest addition to the ochs line pays tribute to Ray and Charles Eames, an American design team that almost certainly has had some influence on ochs und junior over the years.  The Eames name is perhaps most associated with the iconic Eames Lounge Chair that was first introduced and manufactured in the 1950s by the Herman Miller furniture company. Eames furniture designs were notable for their use of molded plywood splints, which replaced the more commonly used metal splints that were popular in ...

Right on the Mark: Montblanc × Collective Horology 1858 Minerva Monopusher Chronograph ‘Blue Arrow’ P.05