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Happenings: Laurence Bodenmann To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York
ZENITH's Head of Heritage will present a behind-the-scenes look at the brand.
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Happenings: Artur Akmaev To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York
Akmaev will discuss the art of hand engraving, enameling and high-end finishing.
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Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Vancouver and Hong Kong
These next rounds of classes will be hosted by Lugaro Jewellers and The Armoury.
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The Ultimate eBay Watch Shopping Guide: Gift Ideas for Everyone You Know
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Worn & Wound Hosts First Official Partner Event in Citizen’s New York City Boutique
When the Citizen Group opened the doors of its first multi-brand boutique in North America, Worn & Wound was honored to be the first partner to host an event within its walls. This week, a slew of exhilarated enthusiasts poured into the doors of their 5th Ave flagship store with one thought on their minds-mix and mingle surrounded by Citizens (watches, that is)! Just across the street from the holiday fervor embodied by Rockefeller Center in December, the all-new Citizen multi-brand boutique was less than a week old as Worn & Wound readers and guests found their way in. The main floor of the externally well-appointed shop is focused on the Citizen brand, with a large swath of their domestic models and a selection of some hard-to-find and new releases reserved explicitly for this new shopping experience. Dozens upon dozens of guests, many sporting their own Citizen examples and with drinks in hand, were introduced to the latest Super Titanium cases, Promaster divers, and handsome go anywhere/do anything solutions. As guests made their way up to the mezzanine and beyond, Citizen’s other brands-including Bulova, Accutron, Alpina, and Frederique Constant-rounded out the complete Citizen Group experience. At the center of the evening was the new Tsuki-yomi A-T being raffled off toward the night’s end. This particular watch contains the world’s first light-powered atomic timekeeping moon phase movement. At first glance, you might think this Super Titanium watch is...
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Ralph Lauren’s New Collab Watch Is As Collectible as the Iconic Snow Beach Jacket
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Introducing five new REVOLUTION and Grail Watch Arabia Exclusive Limited Editions
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Stop Freaking Out About Patek’s Blingy New Watch
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Introducing: Takashi Murakami Releases A New Flying Tourbillon Flower Watch Made Entirely Of Sapphire Crystal
Murakami's fourth release with Hublot is his most conceptual yet.
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Photo Report: A. Lange & Söhne Celebrates their New York Flagship
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The Eagle has Landed: Planet Omega Touches Down in New York City
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Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In San Francisco And Miami
These next rounds of classes will be hosted by Shreve & Co. and F.P. Journe.
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The Reverso Stories Exhibition - A Horological Experience Comes to New York City
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Vacheron Constantin partners with the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art on artistic and cultural alliance
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Photo Report: New York's Massive Rolex Meet-Up Returns - Welcome To RollieFest 2023
With 175 attendees from 17 countries, RollieFest is about more than just rare Rolex; it's also about being together with friends.
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Watch Spotting: Tom Brady Returns To New England Wearing A Gold Rolex Daytona 'John Player Special'
Football is back, and Brady kicks off the season with an absolutely classic vintage Daytona.
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Geneva Watch Days 2023: Here’s the Full List of New Novelties
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Introducing: The Tennis-Themed Rallymaster II Arrives Ahead Of The U.S. Open In New York City
Following in the footsteps of the French Open-themed Rallymaster from last year, the Racquet x Maurice de Mauriac collab returns in blue.
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Back To School With The Windup Watch Shop
Yes, it’s that time again. When the summer slowly fades into fall and you’re desperately trying to regulate your sleep into somewhat of a “normal” schedule. “Back to School” is not all bad though. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience independence, learn a little something, and further yourself or your children as individuals. We wouldn’t be here talking about it if we didn’t think it was also an excellent opportunity to gear up with some new clocks, watches, and EDC accessories that’ll make your transition back to school a bit easier (and more fun) for you and your family. Let’s check our some of our favorite pieces of kit for getting back to school. Yes, it’s that time again. When the summer slowly fades into fall and you’re desperately trying to regulate your sleep into somewhat of a “normal” schedule. “Back to School” is not all bad though. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience independence, learn a little something, and further yourself or your children as individuals. We wouldn’t be here talking about it if we didn’t think it was also an excellent opportunity to gear up with some new clocks, watches, and EDC accessories that’ll make your transition back to school a bit easier (and more fun) for you and your family. Let’s check our some of our favorite pieces of kit for getting back to school. The post Back To School With The Windup Watch Shop appeared first on Worn & Wound.
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Casio G-SHOCK and UNDEFEATED Drop New Limited-Edition Anniversary Watch
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Hart Davis Hart Watch Auction Co. is a new digital-first watch auctioneer focusing on independent watches
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Archimede Does Classic German Design at a Fair Price with the new 1950-4
The 1950’s were a unique time in terms of both manufacturing and design. Post-war Europe and the United States were, in many ways, still reeling from the previous decade’s global conflict while also enjoying the benefits of a revitalized economy. This, in turn, created a boon of creativity and a sort of mid-century design renaissance that is still admired today. One company that has looked back to the archival design language of the 1950’s is German brand Archimede. The 1950’s collection nods to the design language of this decade with a visually flat dial and an array of small design details which shows a knowledge and respect for this time period. Their latest in the collection, the 1950-4, continues this study in mid-century excellence with new dial executions in green and black, with a variety of strap pairing options to choose from. While the new watches have a subtle charm to them at first glance, it’s the small details that really shine. For starters, each of the references is a 40mm stainless steel ICKLER case with a classic Arabic numeral dial layout and a subsidiary seconds scale at the 6 o’clock mark. A railroad track pattern circumvents the dial, adding just enough detail to be visually appealing without detracting from the overall clean visuals. Most interesting, perhaps, are the lumed hands, numerals, and indices which were inspired by the use of radium in vintage watches, and light up in a charming nod to the past (but don’t worry – it’s not...
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Auctions: Phillips Presents The Horological Society Of New York 2023 Charity Auction
Online July 6 - 11, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting HSNY's educational programs.
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Only Watch 2023: All the new piece unique watches to go on auction in November
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Happenings: 'Pocket Genius' Exhibit Opens At The Horological Society Of New York
Featuring over 50 timepieces capturing the scope and genius of some of history's most prominent watchmakers.
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Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Denver
These next classes will be hosted by Norqain and Ben Bridge Jeweler.
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Happenings: Brittany Nicole Cox To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York
The Antiquarian Horologist will examine the history behind the lineage of the mechanical singing-bird along with a case study.
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Watches & Wonders 2023 Round Table: What We Liked and Didn’t Like at the World’s Biggest Watch Fair
Watches and Wonders 2023 ran from Monday, March 27 to Saturday, April 1 at Palexpo in Geneva and was open to the public on the 1st and 2nd of April. It attracted a record 43,000 visitors! That’s nearly double last year’s 22,000 visitors, largely thanks to the opening up of China and Asian countries after the COVID-19 pandemic. The Quill & Pad team was there, and we sat down after the show to discuss what we liked and didn’t like about the 2023 fair.
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VIDEO: The new Jacob & Co. Astronomia Revolution, the new Casino watch & the Billionaire Timeless Treasure
Attendees of the Watches and Wonders 2023 were mesmerized by the out-of-this-world Jacob & Co. Astronomia Revolution. Within a 47mm gold case, a satellite makes a revolution precisely every 60 seconds. Its three arms carry a ruby that makes a revolution on its own axis every 15 seconds, a Jacob & Co. triple axis tourbillon […]