Watchlords

New release in three dial variants.


https://wornandwound.com/the-new-field- ... n-the-map/



Source: Worn & Wound

Looks so good.

MEH

I think it is a nice looking watch; not a bad price for COSC certification.

Not sure about the bracelet; I'd have to try that out. Probably replace it with a nice leather strap.

bbattle wrote: ↑

October 23rd 2023, 3:56am

Not sure about the bracelet; I'd have to try that out. Probably replace it with a nice leather strap.

Yep, really not my cuppa tea either. Luckily I reckon this would look great on all sorts of straps.

I'm glad to see that they finally named a watch after the judge who fucked up Nixon.



Honestly, though, this is the most boring thing I've seen since A River Runs Through It. There hasn't been a Cabriole table leg made big enough to hammer up my fucking ass to relieve the stultifying boredom this wartche imparts.

conjurer wrote: ↑

October 24th 2023, 10:34am

Honestly, though, this is the most boring thing I've seen since A River Runs Through It. There hasn't been a Cabriole table leg made big enough to hammer up my fucking ass to relieve the stultifying boredom this wartche imparts.

Are you fucking SERIOUS? This watch - nay, timepiece - is a grand milestone in the history of horological development. Baldarse's big-headed tiny-shouldered progeny will discuss on their Tik-Tok wartche-show (in between hyping their latest craptastic Alibaba dive wartche release) two horological epochs - Pre- and Post-6190 Field Chronometer.

Pretty sure it's named after this guy, BTW:

I like this one even more:



Shame it's a bit small (38). Would it kill somebody to take a shot of the caseback though?

Bracelet's too narrow. Would look less cheapo if it was the same width as the end links and tapered if they were so inclined in their minds to.