In the Flesh: Omega Boutique Get-Together
Not long ago, Isaac Wingold gave us a great perspective on how the internet age has played a huge part in the recent growth…
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Opinion: Tag Heuer CH80 News
Tag Heuer’s recent news about halting production of the caliber CH80 was disappointing. However, it’s our hope they have other exciting things in store.
Lessons in Wristory: The Omega Flightmaster
The Omega Flightmaster watches are rare and distinctive, join us as we continue our look at Omega’s unique chronographs. — Wound For Life
Lessons in Wristory: Early Radium Use
We all know about LumiNova and tritium, but what pioneered watch dial lume? Radium. Come check out our Lesson in Wristory on early Radium use in watches.
Opinion: Christie’s Important Watches Auction Recap
At Christie’s Important Watches auction on Wednesday, there were some really interesting hammer prices. Check out our thoughts on what went down.
Lessons in Wristory: Water Resistant Chronographs
With extra holes in their case, chronographs are at a disadvantage in the water. Check out our Lesson in Wristory about watchmakers overcoming this problem.
Opinion: The Ultimate James Bond Watch
With the seemingly unlimited funds of MI-6, what watch should James Bond wear? Find out what W4L thinks is the Ultimate James Bond Watch. — Wound For Life
Lessons In Wristory: The Omega Speedmaster Mark Series
The Omega Speedmaster Mark Series of watches are historic, unique, and often underrated vintage line of Speedmaster. Here’s their story. — Wound For Life
Technical Notes: The Silicon Hairspring
The hairspring is one of the most important parts of a mechanical watch movement. First developed over 300 years ago, it has seen drastic improvements, with silicon being the new trend. Read our breakdown for the ‘what’ and ‘why’ silicon hairsprings are becoming increasingly popular.
In the Flesh: Omega Boutique Visit
Check out Wound For Life’s Omega Boutique Visit to see some hands-on pictures and hear our thoughts on the latest from Omega.