Seiko Everytime Silver Dial Two-tone Watch T0579102203700

w&w Instagram Round-Up #16
Simply great watches this week. We’ve got a few Steinharts, a Sinn, a Nomos and more below. Thanks again to all who submitted, keep up the great work! #wornandwound grows and grows by the day and is becoming a great archive of awesome watch shots. We’re also about to break 5,000 followers, so help us out and tell your friends to give us a follow! Next stop, 10k!In order for your picture to be considered it should:a. include the hashtag #wornandwound and @wornandwoundb. be a watch related photo. It doesn't have to be a watch on your wrist, but watches should be at the core of the imagec. be awesome (naturally)Be sure to follow us on?Instagram?to stay up to date on what we're up to, what watches we're looking at and to be eligible for future giveaways. We also just appreciate your support!@qvoovp and a Timefactors Speedbird III @pitiek and a Steinhart OVM in a precarious circumstance  @mieczyslaw83 and a Glycine Combat  @causeyoudeservebetter with a H

Hands-On: The Cle de Cartier Women's Collection
It is not news that Cartier released their new collection, Clé de Cartier, earlier this year. HODINKEE actually did a wonderful review on the men's collection in February – however I want to further explore the women’s pieces in the collection. 1 OF 11 You may have noticed that women’s watches are having a moment. With brands focusing the majority of their marketing towards attracting female buyers, women are wearing watches more than ever. Additionally, fashion editorials are featuring wristwatches in more advertisements and accessory spreads than in previous years, and not just women’s watches, men's watches – think pink-gold AP Royal Oaks and Panerais. 2 OF 11 Cartier is one of the most influential and recognizable brands in the industry and has a rich history of producing classic women’s watches. The chances are very high that Cartier was the first watch brand that you ever heard of – that or Rolex

Digital Smartwinder needs repair
I have a Digital Smartwinder (single watch model) which does not move, it comes on and the lcd works when I move it to the different settings but it will not wind my watch. I live in Phoenix, AZ and would like to either take it to be repaired or send it to a repair shop. Can someone help me?

Show me your horn back straps.
The hornier the better!

Tom Arnold and Invicta
I was watching a pretty good interview with Tom Arnold the other night on the Piers Morgan show. I kept seeing Arnold's rather large and blingy watch. I looked like a gold chrono in rectangular shape with a big curved crystal. I couldn't place it, but was dying to know what that huge thing was. Looked expensive.Well, Piers mentioned it as a sign of success as they were talking about the perks of celebrity. Arnold says, "Yea, I get nice gifts like this." Piers sort of said the watch looked expensive. They did a close-up on the watch and I froze the image (of course). It was an Invicta!! I always find it interesting when a multi-millionaire is wearing a non-expensive watch. I wanted to post a pic of it from the web, but I don't know the model. Maybe someone here could post it and tell us about it and maybe Arnold's connection to Invicta.