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Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase Watch
Sure,?we have all seen a moonphase before, but it is not the kind of complication one would necessarily?expect from English watchmakers Christopher Ward?¨C?especially not something this jewelery-esque. Christopher Ward has made a name for himself producing honorific homages to many of the watch industry's best-loved brands and their best-selling models. His watches are well made, sympathetically designed, and competitively priced. Crucially, the brand has, through consistently good reviews, managed to convince the buying market that a Christopher Ward is not an imitation, but rather a popular icon re-imagined. What we have here is a design one might more readily associate with a Piaget or Ulysse Nardin, rendered without diamonds or mother of pearl, and instead with affordable materials that make such a piece more accessible to the masses ¨C kind of the Christopher Ward way.I must say, the brand has definitely grown on me in recent years ¨C but, as I say, it took a while for me to reach th

Watch-Lust: Muhle Glashutte Marinus III
We haven’t talked about Muhle Glashutte on worn&wound yet, but this company is certainly one that Zach and I have admired for quite a while. ?They’re watch line features an incredibly high ratio of watch-lust worthy time pieces, each seeming to pair tradition and a unique design perfectly. From the Terranaut II to the 29er Chronograph, there’s just so much to like about the work that Muhle Glashutte is doing today. ?The watch in their current line that most has my attention is the?Marinus III. ?It’s?a simple diver with a lot of character, and I want one.The Marinus III diver features an ETA 2824 25 jewel self-winding mechanical movement with 40 hour power reseve. ?The case is brushed stainless steal, and features a?3 mm thick?sapphire?crystal and open case back. ?What I love most about the Marinus III is that its styling perfectly?straddles?the line between?bold design?and subdued beauty. ?The coloring on both the black and white variations are simple; the b

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42 ROO Ti 'Ghost'
Apologies if this has been covered, but didn't see anything as of late. What is up with this piece? Why are there no live pics and no info? This was something I was actually excited about, from stock pics, possibly the best looking ROO in my opinion.This model to be exact: https://.audemarspiguet/en/wa....OO.A006CA.01/

AP 26320 blue dial
So after some serious thinking and haggling with my AD, I think this bad boy may be the way to go as my first AP. The Blue dial is the boutique version and looks simply exquisite. I want the 15400 but the wait could be a year or two, and I am growing to like the chrono feature.