Breitling Chronomat B01 AB011012/B956-1CD Black Crocodile Leather Strap Mens Watch

Romain Jerome Launches Lifestyle Blog
Following in the steps of MB&F with their A Parallel World blog, Romain Jerome has now launched their own blog dedicated not their watches, but to the things that inspire the design of their watches. With an emphasis on design, precious materials, the avant garde, and steampunk that items on blog are certainly of value to those fascinated with the brand.? They wanted to have about two weeks of posts up before the official launch (which is now), so if you are interested in what RJ wants you to think of when you see their watches - you can check out RJ-Timeoutwatches-dealer.

Uniform Wares M40 Brushed Review
Over the last several years, Uniform Wares has made waves, becoming a trendsetter in the industry. Since their first series came out, countless brands have come on the scene trying to copy their aesthetic. Lugless cases, sterile dials and generally clean and minimal designs all around, are hallmarks of the British brand. And as they've continued to grown and refine their style, they have also have refined their manufacturing, now entirely done in Switzerland.I had the chance of meeting with them a few months ago to see their new watches, and the build quality was immediately apparent in everything. Remarkably sharp edges, tight tolerances and clean finishing all around. But one model stood out the most, the M40 Brushed Steel. Part of their modern case line (hence "M"), this watch struck me with its all metal dial. Using laser cutting and precise finishing, it's striking and beautiful. The M40 features a Swiss-made ETA F05.111 movement and comes in at $610 with either Italian calf or ru

Orient M-Force Beast Review
With the exception of their $2,500 Pro Saturation model, the M-Force Beast is Orient's most serious dive watch option, boasting a more sophisticated in house movement than the one found in their very popular Mako and Ray models, as well as ISO 6425 divers watch certification, for what it’s worth. In short, the M-Force Beast is designed to be Orient's version of the diver's dive watch. Now we're not not divers here at worn&wound, so we can't speak to how it performs in the water, but having spent some time with the M-Force Beast, we're prepared to see if it lives up to its roughly $550 price tag.Case: Stainless Steel (brushed and polished)Movement: ORIENT caliber 40N5A movementDial: BlackLume: YesLens: SapphireStrap: Stainless Steel braceletWater Res.: 200mDimensions: 47 x 53mmThickness: 14mmLug Width: 24 mmCrown: screw down – 8mm x 5mmWeight: approx. 220 gramsWarranty: 1 yearPrice: $795 ($550 with Orient Watch USA online discount – use code “wornandwoundR

This beats out a tank of gas!
Mailman just dropped off a recent impulse ebay buy. It was a fraction of the retail, so I pulled the trigger. The seller had mistyped the model number and incorrectly measured the bracelet. The result was a two bid auction, won for less than the cost of a tank of gas. SEIKO Auto Diver SNZD65K1:and the obligatory lume shot:

A new arrival: AP Roo Navy
A short while ago I posted that I was interested in the navy & got some good responses. Well I bit the bullet and here she is. Not a fan of the hornback clasp but hopefully I will get used to it. but overall I am loving this watch. Happy days jpg.gif IMG_0801.jpg (75.8 KB) jpg.gif IMG_0804.jpg (71.6 KB) jpg.gif IMG_0805.jpg (80.1 KB) jpg.gif IMG_0806.jpg (69.3 KB)