Obris Morgan Branco PVD Review
Nothing makes us happier at worn&wound than to find a watch that is both great looking and a great deal. After all, we are a site about affordable and well-designed wristwatches. So, when we happened upon the Obris Morgan Branco, we knew immediately that we had to get the watch on the site. ?On paper, it's just about the best deal we've ever seen: outstanding features, a handful of extras, and killer looks�� what's not to like? Well��there is always the possibility that a cheap watch is cheap, because it is poorly made. As I pointed out in my initial impressions, the packaging alone exceeds expectations. Now, let's dig into the details of the watch itself and see if it truly is a remarkable deal for a great watch.Obris Morgan Branco ReviewCase: Matte PVD TitaniumMovement: Miyota 8215 AutoDial: Black Sandwich with lume layerLume: C3Lens: Sapphire with AR coating, single sideStrap: 2x Black Leather, RubberWater Res.: 200mDimensions: 43mm x 51mmThickness: 12mmLug Width: 22mmCrown: 4 x 8

Small wrist review on AP ROO steel Bracelet
I just picked up an AP ROO 42mm Panda on a bracelet about a week ago. After searching and asking question of how comfortable a ROO bracelet will feel on a small wrist man (6.50)Here are my findings...... I Love it. And it Feels great. Before everyone goes and buys a bracelet for there 42mm ROO. Please read. When i first got the watch i decided to size it myself. After finally get the right screw driver. A little smaller than a 1.4mm as the 1.4mm still didn't fit even though thats what most people said they used to size the bracelet.I noticed that i had to take every extra link out. Meaning if you have a wrist smaller than 6.50 this bracelet won't fit. It won't get any smaller. So I'm pretty lucky i just made it in terms of fit. Another thing is because of how the bracelet is designed if you take the bracelet all the way down to no extra links one side is actually one link longer. So the center deployment clasp does not sit center on the back of the wrist. This is probably what bothers

Calling out all Speedmaster experts! (X post)
Hi everyone,long time lurker, first time poster here! After many months of searching the net, devouring the posts on almost every Omega forum, studying C. Maddox's site, flirting with many Omegas and generally neglecting everything else in life, I bought 2 Speedmasters in 5 months! The first one, a Xmas gift for my husband, is a 1978, cal 861, a bit beat up but all in all a good deal. The second one, I simply couldn't pass up. It's a 145012 67 SP (my husband's birth year), cal 321, in brilliant condition (IMHO �C sure the chronograph pusher needs to be tightened, but the hands reset to zero beautifully, it keeps time to +20 sec a day with its last service being in 1972! ), bought from the original owner (who bought it on Xmas 1967) at a good price (thanks also to the strong euro!). There is just a thing that bothers me: the dial. I read everywhere that 321 Speedys all have the metal logo dial, no exceptions. Well, mine hasn't. It has a painted logo dial, with a T swiss made T inscrip

Art of Watches Grand Exhibition New York 2017
Here are a few photos from the Exhibition.Please feel free to add more photos to the thread.

5711 customisation
Has anyone here made any modifications or customisations to a 5711? I have been considering changing mine up but looking to see examples from those who have done this before me.Not sure what customisation to make yet but may have DLC coating added to the piece. Have seen this before on an Aquanaut and looks good, I think the entire bracelet in DLC would look pretty nice.