Elegant Accessories: The Gucci Time Box by Scatola del Tempo
Gucci has teamed up with Scatola del Tempo,?an Italian manufacturer specializing in watch winders and boxes, to produce the Gucci Time Box, a luxuriously appointed watch winder that bears the design influence of Gucci’s renowned creative director, Frida Giannini.Like other models in Scatola del Tempo’s Rotor collection, the Gucci Time Box is made entirely by hand and is designed to isolate the watch in a compartment made of flexible polyurethane resin and covered with silk fabric that is free of oxidizing agents. The compartment is designed to accommodate both round and shaped watches, up to a diameter of 48 mm and thickness of 16 mm. The back of the watch case rests against two padded cushions and the strap fits into a recessed groove between them.The user can select multiple rotation programs, which determine how many hours the watch rotates in each 24-hour period. The winder’s battery status is indicated by with red and green LED indicator lights in the front or vi

Christopher Ward C10 Aviator MKI Review
We've been fortunate to have a couple Christopher Ward pieces come in for review here at worn&wound. With both the C8 Pilot and C5 Malvern dress watch, Christopher Ward has displayed clearly that they are capable of bringing their customers well designed, high quality watches at very reasonable prices. ?For the past several weeks we've been putting the C10 Aviator through its paces, Christopher Ward’s modern take on the classic pilot watch. So, at $515, does the C10 live up to Christopher Ward's reputation?Case: Stainless steel w/ matte finishMovement: 26 Jewel Sellita SW200-1 automaticLume: SuperluminovaLens: Anti-reflective sapphireStrap: Italian calf leatherWater Res.: 50MDimensions: 42mmThickness: 10mmLug Width: 22mmCrown: Screw downWarranty: CW360 Care ProgramPrice: $515Christopher Ward designed the C10 in the image of the classic B-Uhren pilot watches, but with wearability and versatility in mind. ?As they note on the product page, a "triangular reference point at 12 O&

Omega vs IWC
Which would you buy? Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra or IWC Pilot Mark XVII? Both comparable in price, performance & style albeit technically one is a diver and the other a pilot's watch.

PO Loupe
This was a freebie with the PO. I like the bezel on the top side.It doesn't really do anything, but it looks cool.Rob

I��m joining the club 5167a
Ok I've been lusting after a Patek for a while and wandered into one of the local grey dealers i frequent and he just traded a aquanaut in bracelet still under warranty like new..... couldn't help myself so I pick it up tomorrow Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk