Watch What-If: Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon
Hopefully, this set of artistic renderings of the Omega Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Dark Side of the Moon (reviewed here) marks a return to our beloved "Watch What-If" series, where we explore what popular watch models might look like as seen through different eyes. Swedish artist and graphic designer Niklas Bergenstjerna has some fun with everyone's favorite ceramic Speedmaster, the Dark Side of the Moon, for the watches-dealer audience.Niklas Bergenstjerna comments that he liked to explore the intersection of watches as tools and art. He feels that strong, timeless designs make for fertile grounds to experiment on when it comes to design. For him, the mixture of materials and aesthetic design in the ceramic Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon made it an ideal piece to experiment with.At the top is the "Dark Side of the Moon Asia." In?Bergenstjerna's words, "the aim was to capture the spirit of 'Mystic Asia' in a modern and fashionable way. Here high-tech materials meet tradi

Watches and F1: The Heuer Jacky Ickx Easy-Rider
editor's note: I'm excited today to bring you the first article by a new contributor to worn&wound, Sean Lorentzen. Sean's a young writer with a love of watches and all things car related, whose work has been featured on the prominent car enthusiasts blog, Petrolicious. This article is actually the first in a series that combines his passions, looking at lesser known F1 inspired watches and the people that inspired them. Enjoy!I am a man of two great passions. In the past several years, I've been captivated by the watch world, especially the vintage side. Within a few short years of my life, I've gone from a complete watch illiterate whose only experience with horology was a Timex Ironman I had when I was nine, to the type of guy who spends hours each day trolling forums and drooling over everything from mid-60s Breitling Navitimers to Wittnauer super compressors to funky old Squale designs (It can change on a day-to-day basis, something I'm sure many of you are familiar with).I go

Value of a vintage Omega Seamaster Deville?
Hi guys, I am picking up a 1968 Omega Seamaster Deville with 18kt gold casing and a brown croc leather band. This watch is in mint condition, and i would like to see if i got a decent deal. How much does a watch like this go for? Thanks! Picture is not my actual watch but is exactly what mine looks like.

Trade a PP 5712 for a crisp 6265 in steel?
I saw a great condition 6265 in steel today with a black dial and was wondering if it was worth swapping a PP 5712 for a vintage Rolex? What are the thoughts here?

Why they call it Tudor fifty-eight?
Since the bezel is 39mm, does anyone know why they call it Black Bay fifty-eight and not Black Bay Thirty-Nine? Just like Black Bay 32mm bezel is call Black Bay 32, so to make things simple, why don't they name Black Bay 39mm bezel according to the size? Just curious