by Tyler Frederick Naive enjoyment on your wrist This article is going to head into a bit of a philosophical rabbit hole, and one that blossoms into nostalgia and all things happy (for the most part). As we get older, we tend to lose our sense of fun, we view colour differently, our imagination slowly dissipates, and the world turns into this vast monochrome landscape … Continue reading Worden Watches Bubble Gum
By Russ Michaud Sheffield Superproduction Some icons never truly die—they simply wait for the right moment to resurface. Think of the Volkswagen Beetle, quietly laid to rest in the late 1970s only to return in 1998 with its unmistakable silhouette wrapped around thoroughly modern engineering. Or the Fuji X100 camera, a spiritual successor to discontinued film rangefinders that arrived in 2011, and instantly felt both … Continue reading Hands on with the Sheffield Superproduction
By Brent Robillard A New Take on the Tuxedo Dial Serica has returned to a design that helped define its early identity, revisiting the Tuxedo layout first seen on a field watch nearly four years ago (Ref. 4512 TXD). The new reference—the 6190 TXD—doesn’t reissue that earlier piece so much as reinterpret it. A third colour enters the familiar concentric arrangement, allowing the contrast of … Continue reading Serica Introduces the 6190 TXD
