The holidays are coming to a close. Before the good cheer officially ends, there’s one last celebration of the season as we ring in the New Year. Are you heading to a swanky black-tie affair? Or cozying up with some of your nearest and dearest
Holiday Gift Picks: 10 Watches for Anyone on Your List So, you survived the first round of holiday shopping, starting with Black Friday. You also loaded up on stocking stuffers and snagged a deal or two, but you’ve still got to find those extra special gifts
When gameday rolls around for your favorite team, you'll want to dress the part. You’ve probably got a lucky sweater from your alma mater or a favorite vest with your team’s mascot. Sporting your team’s colors or logo is just part of being a great
When it comes to starting a watch collection, sometimes it’s best to start strong. You might have heard about the fabled “one watch” collection—the idea that a single timepiece offers everything you could need. Now, whether you’re looking to challenge yourself to that kind of
Best Budget Chronographs As far as watch complications go, the chronograph is one of the most useful and most stylish. It’s why you’ll see a chronograph function on all types of watches, from racing and sport styles to less-obvious divers. Whether you use a chronograph function
Since 2011, co-founders Blake Malin and Zach Weiss have managed to turn their love of watches into a business. Worn & Wound (for those who aren't familiar) is a two-fold endeavor. It started out as a watch blog and has since grown into selling original leather
When it comes to style, function, history, and downright ruggedness, there’s nothing like a good dive watch. For decades, dive watches have stood stronger than most and have given us some of the more enduring designs in wristwatch history. For the greater part of the 20th
1946 was an important year for Rolex. It was the year that founder Hans Wilsdorf decided to create a watch of legendary Rolex quality which was more affordable. That’s where Tudor comes in. Dubbed the “little brother” of Rolex, Tudor has become a worldwide sensation, with
Tudor Watches: The Beginning In 1946, Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf started Montres Tudor SA. It was a new wristwatch brand with a specific purpose: to manufacture watches to the same high-quality level as parent brand Rolex. However, Tudor watches would come at more modest, affordable prices. Throughout
The “Normalization” of the Watch Industry For the past several years the watch industry has been shifting. Many people have contributed the fluctuation to advancements in technology and changes in cultural preferences, such as the prevalence of smartphones. Other individuals have interpreted this shift to mean
