The Worn & Wound Podcast

Thanks for listening to The Worn & Wound Podcast. On today’s episode, we’re talking about Seiko’s Mini-Turtles, wildcard watches, and what Zach and Ilya truly think of ultra high-end watches. Big sho…

Thanks for tuning into The Worn & Wound Podcast. This week, we chat with VP of NOMOS Glashuette USA, Merlin Schwertner.

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With the upcoming holiday weekend and our minds on turkey and stuffing, we're taking a small break this week (don't worry, we'll be back next week with a good one). But with Thanksgiving being one of…

Thanks for tuning in to The Worn & Wound Podcast. In the first half of today's episode, we're breaking down our collaboration with Stowa, and in the second half, we're discussing some intertesing bit…

Earlier this week, we wrote about Timex and Shinola's foray into producing mechanical watches. Today, Blake and Ilya discuss the enthusiast reaction to Timex's reissue of the Marlin, and what we'd ac…

On Episode 36 of The Worn & Wound Podcast, Zach and Ilya are joined by Crown & Caliber's CEO, Hamilton Powell. Crown & Caliber is one of the best-trusted sources for buying watches secondhand, and Ha…

This week, Zach and Ilya talk about 10 great watches between $1,000 and $1,500.

This week's episode is brought to you by Nezumi.

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This week, Chase Fancher of Oak & Oscar joins us once again to discuss his latest watch, the Jackson Flyback Chronograph. In the second half of the episode, the group discusses what types of complica…

Swiss watchmaking is largely the domain of large conglomerates. Independents, while not necessarily scarce, are certainly the minority, and those that do exist largely play in the arena of haute horl…

Three years in the making, it’s finally here. We’re beyond excited and very proud to introduce the ADPT Strap, the American-made nylon watch strap. From the nylon and hardware down to the very thread…

This week, the Worn & Wound team got together to talk about something we don't often cover: ourselves. We often get asked how Worn & Wound got started, how we approach the watch industry, why we manu…

Welcome to The Worn & Wound Podcast. Today we're discussing some industry news—the exciting tech behind the Zenith Defy Lab and yes, the Apple Watch Series 3.

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Just like the title says, it was a good week (give or take a day or two) for chronographs. Longines put out a killer, vintage-inspired chronograph with a column wheel in the form of the Avigation Big…

Today on The Worn & Wound Podcast, we’re joined by ICON’s Jonathan Ward, a well-known name in the automative enthusiast community. But Jonathan’s a watch lover too, and he recently unveiled his first…

Fortis is a brand that gets its fair share of coverage on Worn & Wound, and it's coverage that is well-deserved. The storied Swiss brand has grown by leaps and bounds the last couple of years with a …

You guys asked so many great questions that we couldn't get to all of them in Episode 23. Today, we're tackling a few more. Big thanks to @jaysengstock, @sshatz1974, and @jonmichaelennis for the grea…

When WatchRecon hit the scene, it changed the way collectors bought and sold watches. On Episode 24 of The worn&wound Podcast, we chat with WatchRecon creator Sammy Sy on how he got started, his supe…

We asked and you guys delivered. In today's episode of The worn&wound Podcast, we're answering your questions. Big thanks to everyone who submitted a question or topic for discussion.

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In Episode 16 of The worn&wound Podcast, we went over eight solid watches under $500. Today, we’re upping the budget and bringing you 10 great pieces between $500 and $1,000.

If you haven't done so y…