As we all head off on our adventures we consider what we can use to keep our watches safe when travelling.
Jack Forster leaves HODINKEE for Watchbox and HODINKEE announce 5 new editors!
IWC update their iconic Pilot Mark XVIII very quietly…
We spend a week in paradise with a trio of Bremont watches exploring their similarities, differences and what makes them special.
We take a closer look at RubberB straps and see how they wear over time.
Rolex Release new GMT-Master-II with Green and black bezel with a left hand crown
Philosophical reflections on the significance of watches and time…
Bremont go bronze with the Broadsword…
In Honour of the “Silver Snoopy Award” award that Omega received 50 years ago from NASA for their unique contribution to space exploration, as well as the Speedmaster’s role in saving Apollo 13, Omega today release a special timepiece that has been created in the occasions honour. The watch features the classic 42mm Stainless steel ‘professional’ case. Surrounding the glass is a blue ceramic bezel with the tachymeter scale in white enamel. The three subdials are blue and an embossed silver Snoopy medallion features on the blue subdial at 9 o’clock. The watch features Omegas Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861. This is a modern iteration of Omega’s legendary hand wound chronograph movement fitted with a free sprung balance with a co-axial escapement. Omega have really gone to town on NAIAD LOCK caseback. Here a scene pictures the view from the far side of the moon looking back at the earth.…
Unimatic is bringing back its iconic vintage military dial this time in a new RAF grey colorway, housed in the unique Modello Due case – available in two different finishings: brushed stainless steel or black DLC coating. The new Modello Due U2-F and U2-FN feature a RAF grey high-readability dial with matching ladder phantom hands and Super-LumiNova® C1 white with silver closed second rail. The U2 is powered by Seiko’s NH35A providing a reliable and easy to service movement that suits the robust field watch. This is a hugely capable field watch with a water resistance of 300 metres and a thickness akin to a dive watch at almost 14mm. The U2-F comes on a grey Unimatic nylon two pieces strap with stainless steel brushed hardware signed UNIMATIC, while the U2-FN – on a black Unimatic nylon two pieces strap, black DLC brushed hardware signed UNIMATIC. This is a fantastic field…
We spend some time with the Oris Diver 65 and find one of the most compelling packages available at this price point.
What happens when a Strap company starts to make watches? We spend some time with the CrafterBlue MechanicOcean to find out.
Omega announce the new Seamaster Professional 300m ‘007-edition’ with a new slimmer case, domed sapphire and tropical bezel.
Join us as we share with you some of our favourite watch art that just might be a life saver at Christmas for that loved one in your life.
There are a number of reasons we may choose to consolidate our collection – but how do you get the best return for your watches while minimising the risks as a seller and not having to invest days or weeks in the process?
The Oris Big Crown Pro Pilot X is more than just a new watch – it signals Oris’s continued investment in the future. We take a look at this latest release from Oris and why they chose to launch it in China…
Seiko have replaced the SKX with 27 watches that are less capabile than the watch they replace. We take a look at why and what this might mean for Seiko.
Small changes add up to a big improvement as we look at Vanguard’s improved ‘MK2’ strap
We’re proud to announce that we have been publishing Wristworthy for a whole year and what a year it has been! In June 2018 we published our first article and since that article first hit the press we have been bowled over by the response from our readers. In our first year, our articles were read more than 15,000 times by more than 8000 people from 127 countries! To say this has blown us away is an understatement! We’ve written articles on watches and straps from a number of manufacturers, looked at movement architectures, highlighted the truth about water resistance and become recognised as professional publishers by Flipboard. We’re really excited for the year ahead as we have some exciting projects underway (in fact we have a huge backlog of articles) but were also interested to hear what you’d like to see us write about. So please do get in…
Has a flawed movement architecture ruined what could be a great watch? We find out as we spend time travelling with ChristopherWards’ latest GMT