On today’s Worn & Wound podcast, Zach Weiss, Zach Kazan, and Ed Jelley sit down to rehash a very busy April on the site, and in the watch industry. In addition to some great new releases, the guys discuss Zach’s recent Three for $5,000 article, Ed’s review of the Doxa Sub 200, and their thoughts on how to decide to pull the trigger on that new watch. It’s a fun conversation, and be sure to check out links to all the content discussed in the show notes below. 

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Show Notes

• Zach K’s wrist check: Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical
• Ed’s wrist check: Sinn 856 non-UTC
• Zach W’s wrist check: Lorier x Worn & Wound Gemini
• LVMH Group pulls out of Baselworld
• Three Watch Collection Under $5,000: Zach Kazan’s Picks
• Hands On: Anordain Model 2 Fumé
• All Hail the New Seiko Prospex “King Turtle”
• Three Watch Collection Under $5,000: Ed Jelley’s Picks
• Seiko Introduces New Versions of the “Capt. Willard” as Permanent Parts of the Prospex Lineup
• Introducing the Sistem51 Petite Seconde, a Mechanical Watch Made Entirely By Machines, Now With a Small Seconds Display 
• Review: Doxa Sub 200 
• Far Afield: 12 Field Watches That Are Ready for Adventure
• Vaer Watches