Hands-On: Kent Wang Bauhaus v3
Kent Wang is no stranger to Worn & Wound. Last year we reviewed the Art Deco watch, Wang's second timepiece and ode to Art Deco design philosophy. That watch had a sculpted geometric case and a beautiful guilloche dial featuring an ornate sunburst designed by Louise Fili. This time around we got our hands on the latest iteration of Kent Wang's first-ever watch, the Bauhaus.As the name suggests, the Bauhaus watch pulls its influence from the Bauhaus school of design. The dial bears no logo. Simple hash markers represent the hours and smaller hash markers fill in the minutes. There's also a bordered date window, as well as a set of faceted baton hands. All watches feature a flat sapphire crystal up top and a display back. And that's pretty much it. The only sign of branding or text is an etched "Kent Wang" along the perimeter of the case back.The Bauhaus watch has seen a number of small changes since its inception. The first version (v1) came with a BWAF (Beijing Watch Factory) movem

ROC lume shots
Some pics of my ROC's lume, not bad at all.

Website updated
Panerai has been updated..panerai/en-us/home.html

Can i pull it off?
Debating a 422. Felt the 372 I previously owned just didn't feel right on my wrist. Thanks.

First Rolex On The Wrist
Thanks to all for their advice, and to the TRF member who was looking for an AD that had this exact watch. I found it for him and PMed, but he had moved onto another piece.I mean...I couldn't just leave it sitting there for someone else to enjoy. Thanks to Superdog for convincing me this was a must for the collection.Absolutely in love with it, amazing for Rolex, and look forward to the next one now (tomorrow here yet?)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk