Risqué Watch Advertising, Overland Adventures, and Important Dives - Ep. 002 w/ Brock Stevens

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Capsule Collection offers a rare counterpoint to the modern certified pre-owned boom. Rather than controlling the secondary market, the maison hunts, restores, and publicly exhibits exceptional vintage Reversos — a thoughtful approach to brand stewardship that prioritizes history over hype.

As the dust settles on LVMH Watch Week 2026, it becomes clear which releases were built for headlines — and which might actually last. From Zenith’s charmingly anachronistic Revival to TAG Heuer’s heritage-driven Seafarer and Hublot’s unapologetic spectacle, this post-hype editorial cuts through the noise to examine where substance still shines in a week increasingly shaped by the algorithm.

Navigating the Watch Market, 2025 Insight and 2026 Predictions - TWS Podcast 001 w/ Griffin Bartsch

In my latest hands on review, I take a closer look at the vintage inspired dive watch plucked from the archives, the MK II Fulcrum 39.

In this article, I go through my experience in traveling out to New Mexico for the world premiere of the new George RR Martin and Paul WS Anderson fit In The Lost Land featuring a very complicated haute horology Blancpain watch.

In my latest hands-on review, I take a look at the overlooked solar-powered diver from TAG Heuer, the Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph in cased in steel. Check out the full write up of the grab-and-go luxury dive watch that also finds itself suited for the boardroom.

In this hands-on review, I look closer at the recently released Longines Ultra-Chron Carbon, a carbon-cased take on the recently re-launched lineup with high-frequency calibers. Check out my full review of this new Longines watch.

TAG Heuer unveiled a pair of purple dial TAG Heuer Carrera Glassbox Chronographs at this year’s LVMH Watch Week, bringing the color to a standard production model for the first time. I had the chance to spend some time with the models, and I checked out the complete write with more details and photos!

In this hands-on review, I look closer at the Watches of Espionage Submersible Wrist Dive Compass. A titanium case and lumed dial wrist-worn dive compass, it embodies the ethos of being overbuilt and meant to be used.

Recently, I went hands-on with the luxury automatic chronograph, the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph 42mm, with a striking silver hobnail dial. Check out my full review of this underrated albeit expensive luxury piece!

In our latest gear related hands on review article, Devin Pennypacker talks about his time with the D_b_ Journey Hugger 30L. The only thing he brought back from his trip to Europe, the Hugger has been his everyday pack ever since.

In this beginners guide, we take a look at going out into the night to try out astrophotography for the first time. We go over the gear you will need, settings to try out, and some additional tips and tricks that may be helpful when you don’t know where to start.

In a recent hands on review, Devin Pennypacker takes the Yema Yachtingraf sailing on the waters of Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio to see how this affordable mega-quartz yacht timer stacks up when under pressure.

In our latest hands on review, Devin Pennypacker takes a closer look at a trio of new releases from Trafford with the Trafford Touring GMT. A new travel watch from the brand paying tribute to music iconic music venues from across the United States.

I recently spent some time with the new Circula Facet with the petrol dial, a departure from the brands typical style introducing a new design language, level of finishing, movement technology, and the first integrated bracelet system.

In this hands-on review, I take a closer look at the newly released Oris Divers Date. An update from the previous Diver SixtyFive family, the new Divers Date brings new wearing dimensions, capable specifications, and dial colors at the sacrifice of its previous price point.

Over 3,500 Miles in 12 Days through the rugged country side on a Scandinavian Grand Tour

I finally make my debut on the Worn and Wound Podcast! I join Zach Kazan on episode 359 to talk about what got me into watches, my collection, my role with Worn and Wound, and so much more!

Having spent some time with the new Seiko Samurai dive watch, I’m excited to share my thoughts on this redesigned classic. The SRPL11 iteration brings a fresh take on the iconic Samurai, blending Seiko’s legendary durability with updated aesthetics that cater to both vintage aficionados and modern watch enthusiasts. The watch boasts a striking design, enhanced features, and impressive build quality that make it a standout in Seiko’s lineup. For a deep dive into all the details and my personal insights on how this new Seiko Samurai measures up, click the link to read the full article.