Cartier Pasha Seatimer Chrono - W 310 88 U 2

Hands-On: Kent Wang Bauhaus v3
Kent Wang is no stranger to Worn & Wound. Last year we reviewed the Art Deco watch, Wang's second timepiece and ode to Art Deco design philosophy. That watch had a sculpted geometric case and a beautiful guilloche dial featuring an ornate sunburst designed by Louise Fili. This time around we got our hands on the latest iteration of Kent Wang's first-ever watch, the Bauhaus.As the name suggests, the Bauhaus watch pulls its influence from the Bauhaus school of design. The dial bears no logo. Simple hash markers represent the hours and smaller hash markers fill in the minutes. There's also a bordered date window, as well as a set of faceted baton hands. All watches feature a flat sapphire crystal up top and a display back. And that's pretty much it. The only sign of branding or text is an etched "Kent Wang" along the perimeter of the case back.The Bauhaus watch has seen a number of small changes since its inception. The first version (v1) came with a BWAF (Beijing Watch Factory) movem

Just Back From A Full Service.
From my personal collection:This beauty has just come in from a full service.. Right in time for a white hot Summertime..This 10 year old Explorer II has seen it's share of use and abuse.now it looks like new.. Look for a feature coming about this P series from 2000.It came with one of the new Rolex cleaning cloths.. I suppose the cloth will need it's own place too:The bracelet is scratch and ding free:Look Ma.....lug holes..yummy:It's ready for the hiking trails and more abuse. It's just in time for a Yosemite adventure next month..(well, maybe the black one will do that...............:rofl:).................:cheers:

Speedmaster 3210.50 ?
Hello everybody,I am thinking of buying my first Omega speedmaster and have trouble finding information on the omega speedmaster automatic. Which size is the case? In many forums i have seen 39mm but the omega website states 35.5mm..I am also wondering when omega started to produce these watches (automatic 3510.50) as i only find information about the pro model. I am finally wondering if the watches have changed, if i should look on watches produced from a certain year to find the best glass, dials etc...I would be very happy to have some answers from you,thank you, Ville

Tried the Pilots watch on this weekend
My AD hosted an event this weekend to view the latest Patek releases. Top of the list for me to try was the 5524. I have to say I loved it! The case size and shape is perfect. I think it was very clever of Patek to make this. If they wanted a new big sporty / casual watch in the collection, then I can't think of a better watch style than a pilots watch. A dive watch, for example, from Patek would be ridiculous, but I think they can get away with a pilots watch and I can see it bringing a new generation of Patek owners into the brand. The pushers on the left aren't pretty, but they are functional, and from the brief time I wore the watch you don't really notice them. Also the strap complements the watch perfectly and is very comfortable. I didn't like the placement of the date corrector, though, between the lugs as it looked a little inaccessible to me. Also tried on the 5990. In my opinion a big improvement on the 5980 (for me). If I ever get round to posting my 5980 review I'll go int

First PAM?
Looking for my first PAM and thought I would get the experts' knowledge and opinions. I'm wanting an in-house automatic movement, black dial, black strap, and date preferred.After brief review of all models, I'm leaning toward the 321 GMT with reserve.Would this be a good first? Is this model fairly popular, so in the event I have to flip, it would be liked by more than few?Thanks in advance for everyone's input, suggestions, opinions, etc...