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Everything you need to know about Wren, the Swiss-made independent brand from New York that I founded: who is behind it, where the watches are made, every current model from the Diver One to the Vessel with specs and prices, the honest case against, and which one to buy.
Who is behind Christopher Ward, where the watches are made, and every model worth knowing, from the Twelve to the Bel Canto, with prices as of November 2026.
Kuoe makes 35mm watches in Kyoto that look like they came out of a London antique shop. Here is the full lineup, what each one costs and where to buy.
Lorier is the New York microbrand that could never keep a watch in stock. Now Worn & Wound owns it. Here is what changed, what the four relaunched models cost and where to buy one.
Everything you need to know about Wren, the Swiss-made independent brand from New York that I founded: who is behind it, where the watches are made, every current model from the Diver One to the Vessel with specs and prices, the honest case against, and which one to buy.
Who is behind Christopher Ward, where the watches are made, and every model worth knowing, from the Twelve to the Bel Canto, with prices as of November 2026.
Kuoe makes 35mm watches in Kyoto that look like they came out of a London antique shop. Here is the full lineup, what each one costs and where to buy.
Twenty-five watch boxes, travel cases, rolls, winders and one safe, from a $135 Holme & Hadfield display case to an $80,000 Brown Safe, chosen for 2026.
Luxury sports models without the luxury pricing.
Seiko cut facets into mineral glass in the 1970s. Seven brands are now doing it in sapphire, from a $648 Vario to a $143,000 Hublot, and our own Wren Vessel has the most complicated crystal of the lot.
Two Sellita SW100 movements, two riveted porthole dials, and a brand-new 38 × 44 mm steel case that is just 8.85 mm thick. The Louis Erard x Vianney Halter Futur Anterieur comes in Gold and Silver, 178 pieces each, at CHF 4,950.
A 39 mm, 9.9 mm thick 904L steel case, four stamped and lacquered dials, no lume, and a COSC-certified Sellita SW300-1 inside. The Christopher Ward Sealander Yalos starts at $1,815 on suede and $2,095 on the Consort bracelet.
Lorier is the New York microbrand that could never keep a watch in stock. Now Worn & Wound owns it. Here is what changed, what the four relaunched models cost and where to buy one.