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The Slender Wrist publishes high quality, in-depth watch guides and reviews, delivered from the perspective of guys with smaller wrists. So if you’re a small-wristed watch enthusiast, or just happen to prefer smaller watches, you’ve come to the right place!
Watch Subscription
The watch subscription space is a fascinating and curious one. Let’s dig into it with some worthwhile options to see if it’s right for you.
Introducing the New 2024 Hublot Watch Releases
Are you scouring the net for all the deets on the new 2024 Hublot watch releases? Stop right there. We have everything you need to know here.
What Does an Apple Watch Do? How It Can Improve Your Life!
If you think you already know how to answer the question “What does an Apple watch do?” you may be in for a surprise. In fact, you probably haven’t even scratched the surface!
New Bulgari Watch Releases 2024
LVMH has just wrapped up its fifth showcase. Want to know which watch releases Bulgari unveiled? Check these out.
Most Expensive G-Shock Watch
Just a few weeks ago, Casio reached its 40th anniversary. To celebrate, it produced the most expensive Casio G-Shock watch ever, designed by Artificial Intelligence. But that’s not the only expensive G-Shock we’re going to talk about in this article…
Most Expensive Watch Brands
Ever wanted to discover the world’s most expensive watch brands? I’ve got you covered with this introduction to some of the most prestigious watchmakers on the planet. But beware — they may cost you an arm and a leg… And a kidney!
Showmanship and Provenance: Elton John’s Cartier Crash Watch
I got up close and personal with Elton John’s Cartier “Paris” Crash that Christie’s is auctioning off. Let me tell you about this captivating, asymmetrical timepiece.
2024 Watch Drops I’m Looking Forward To
2024 is looking like a promising one in the world of watches. Here the year’s watch drops I’m most excited about and some hopes for the future!
The First Watch in Space: A Compelling Intergalactic History
From the first watch in space to the first on the moon, interstellar travel is inextricably linked to watch history. Let’s dig into this fascinating relationship.
The New Green TAG Heuer Watches Unwrapped
How the New Green TAG Heuer Watches stole the show at LVMH Watch Week 2024!
Can Guys With Small Wrists Wear a Speedmaster?
If you’re like many men, the Omega Speedmaster is a grail-level watch. However, you may be wondering if they work well for men with small wrists. Here’s my take.
Two-Tone Rolex Submariner Review
If you’re considering your next statement piece, check out this Two-Tone Rolex Submariner review.
What Is a Racing Watch: Tracking Time on the Tracks
What makes a racing watch a racing watch? I’ll break it down for you.
Perpetual Calendar Watches: What They Are and What They Do
If you’re curious about what perpetual calendar watches do, read on!
The Best Tritium Watches Revealed: Give Your Collection a Glow
If you’ve ever wondered what the best tritium watches are, you may enjoy reading this article. We’ll delve into the history of luminous materials in watchmaking and how tritium came to be what it is today.
What is a Sailing Watch? (And Why You Might Need One)
Are you looking for the best sailing watch to accompany you on your seafaring adventures? This article will talk you through what a yachting watch is and why you may need one.
Can You Overwind a Watch? Here’s What You Need to Know
Are you concerned about overwinding a watch of yours? Here’s everything you need to know!
Unraveling the Rich Cartier Watch History
Cartier is a brand with a rich history. Its designs have played an integral role in the historical tapestry of fashion. If Cartier watch history is a topic that intrigues you, read this article. It earmarks some of the major milestones of the brand’s success.
His And Hers Watches: What They Are And Which to Buy
Here’s a primer on his and hers timepieces.
What Is a Tachymeter? A Watch Expert Explains
You may have heard of one. Your watch may even have one. But what is a tachymeter exactly? Read this article to find out.
How Long Do Watches Last? The Truth About Your Timepiece’s Lifespan
How long can a watch last, actually? There are several answers floating around. Here are the right ones.
What’s My Watch Worth? How To Check Your Watch’s Value
Ever look down at your vintage timepiece and ask, “How much is my watch worth exactly?” This guide will help you figure that out.
Automatic Watch Accuracy Explained for the Modern Timekeeper
In this article, I’ll break down everything you need to know when it comes to automatic watch accuracy!
A Peek Into the World of Luxury Watch Auction Houses
High-end auction houses make up a big part of the luxury watch market. Read on to learn more about them.
Popular Watches in the 90s: 9 Retro Icons Worth Your Time
What exactly were the most popular watches in the ‘90s? I’ve picked nine icons to spotlight.
Is Fossil a Good Watch Brand?
Fossil is a leading global lifestyle accessory brand that owns several other watch brands you may have heard of. However, is Fossil a good watch brand? Today, we’re going to find out.
What Is A Sapphire Crystal? Everything You Need To Know
If you’ve ever wondered what a sapphire crystal is or why it’s such a gold standard, here’s everything you need to know.
What Makes a Good Watch? Here’s Our Checklist
There are objective and subjective components to what makes a good watch. Let’s explore.
What Country Makes the Best Watches? Here’s the Truth
Explore the horological map with us and discover which countries are renowned for exquisite watchmaking.
14 of the Best Men’s Titanium Watches
Titanium watches offer the modern man a lot of advantages. Not only are they lightweight, but they’re also corrosion and temperature-resistant. Welcome to my guide to the best men’s titanium watches.
What is a Domed Crystal Watch? A Watch Expert Explains
Have you ever wondered why your watch has a domed glass dial? Read this article to learn more about the domed crystal watch and why it’s such a popular feature to have in a timepiece.
