Andrew & Zach pick the best watches at Windup Watch Fair New York – we need your vote for the winner!
Time+TideYou would be forgiven for thinking the biggest watch fair in the world is Watches and Wonders in Geneva. In fairness, under many criteria, it remains the case. But, if you go by the total number of exhibitors, this past Windup Watch Fair New York hosted over 130 brands – effectively twice the number of exhibitors than Watches and Wonders Geneva. The beauty of this free-to-attend fair has always been its distinct exhibitor diversity, with many of the attending brands seldom available to engage with ‘in the metal’ and covering a wide breadth of price points – something for everyone to enjoy.
With so much to explore, Andrew and Zach race through Center415, weaving in and out of a sea of exhibitors and guests, to have a head-to-head battle to pick the best dive watch, dress watch, field watch, and do-it-all GADA watch at the fair. Let us know which of their picks get your vote in the comments, or if you think there were watches they missed.
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Zach’s dive watch pick – Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière
Learn more about the Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière here.
Andrew’s dive watch pick – Serica 503 Dive Watch
Learn more about the Serica 503 Dive Watch here.
Zach’s dress watch pick – Fears Brunswick 38 Salmon
Learn more about the Fears Brunswick 38 Salmon here.
Andrew’s dress watch pick – echo/neutra Rivanera
Learn more about the echo/neutra Rivanera here.
Zach’s field watch pick – Farer Field Collection
Learn more about the new Farer Field Collection here.
Andrew’s field watch pick – Micromilspec Milgraph
Learn more about the Micromilspec Milgraph here.
Zach’s do-it-all watch pick – Straum Jan Meyen Glacier White
Learn more about the Straum Jan Meyen Glacier White here.
Andrew’s do-it-all watch pick – Fortis Vagabond V-40
