WORN & WOUND PODCAST EP. 69 WATCH REVIEW

WORN & WOUND PODCAST EP. 69 WATCH REVIEW

WORN & WOUND PODCAST EP. 69 WATCH REVIEW

In the event you refinish your vintage watch

May be the current neo-vintage craze hindering watch design? We answer these questions, and much more.

WORN & WOUND PODCAST EP. 69 WATCH REVIEW

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With regards to modern chronographs

Comfort isn't the specific game, but Bell & Ross has been doing an excellent job maintaining your proportions from the V2-94 eminently wearable both in height and overall length. Actually, it doesn’t feel too much off in dimensions and wrist presence from probably the most markedly wearable and legendary chronographs in our time - the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch.

Set up colour of the Racing Bird would be to your taste is yet another question - although it truly does feel fast and fresh like summer time, individuals searching for something a bit more classical (because summer time sadly comes with an expiration date each year) might look for the conventional V2-94 models - thankfully, there's a couple of others to select from.