The history of Franck Muller Watches
The Franck Muller Watches were born in 1983. The founder of the company Franck Muller produced his first watch in this year & unveiled a world premier once in a year events & the brand acclaimed popularity among watch collectors & lovers.

Watch-Lust: Muhle Glashutte Marinus III
We haven’t talked about Muhle Glashutte on worn&wound yet, but this company is certainly one that Zach and I have admired for quite a while. ?They’re watch line features an incredibly high ratio of watch-lust worthy time pieces, each seeming to pair tradition and a unique design perfectly. From the Terranaut II to the 29er Chronograph, there’s just so much to like about the work that Muhle Glashutte is doing today. ?The watch in their current line that most has my attention is the?Marinus III. ?It’s?a simple diver with a lot of character, and I want one.The Marinus III diver features an ETA 2824 25 jewel self-winding mechanical movement with 40 hour power reseve. ?The case is brushed stainless steal, and features a?3 mm thick?sapphire?crystal and open case back. ?What I love most about the Marinus III is that its styling perfectly?straddles?the line between?bold design?and subdued beauty. ?The coloring on both the black and white variations are simple; the b

A Week On The Wrist: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
The El Primero Chronograph Classic from Zenith, a watch launched rather quietly at Baselworld 2015, caught my eye immediately. It reminded me of those old Zeniths of the 1950s, and in my belief, will do its part in reviving an entirely overlooked category of watches that I know people love, though we don't hear much about it – that of the in-house dress chronograph, under $10,000. Sure, you have your GPs, Pateks, Langes, and Vacherons, which are all truly stunning dress chronographs, but under or at $10K, all in-house chronographs that have any real meaning are big, bulky, sport watches. This Zenith is simple, elegant, and may just be (almost) perfect. Here are my thoughts after spending a week with this new Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic. Zenith Does An About-Face, Sort Of 1 OF 18 I'll begin this review by discussing this watch within the context of the brand that produces it. Zenith, under the control of Mr. Jean-Claude Biver, has been a bit

Which one dial do you prefer for the 5960 1a ? Black or white?
Just wondering which dial our members prefer for the 5960 1a . Comments and suggestions appreciated.

Need some opinions please (Day Date)
Just looking for some views from everyone on my next pick up. Long story short the Day Date has always been my grail watch and finally it's time to jump on one. Originally I was totally sold on the Pink gold, Green dial 60th Anniversary Day Date but having recently tried on a different Rose gold Day Date I realised that the rose just isn't for me and my skin tone sadly. So now it's yellow gold for me with the gold face, for me the classic Day Date I remembered from my childhood. So it's a 228238 for certain... I was totally set on the numerals as I love how they fill up the dial but I've been offered a great deal on a 228238 with the diamond baton markers. Thoughts please as I really need a few other opinions on this one.