Ben's Watch Club

Hand-Wound Mechanical Watch Reviews

Hand-wound mechanical movements are powered by the user manually winding the crown. These are arguably the most traditional type of watches that still see use today and often have intricate, slim movements; resulting in some sleek timepieces.

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Sea-Gull 1963 Review | This Watch Truly Is Fantastic!
Sea-Gull 1963 Review | This Watch Truly Is Fantastic!

What if I told you this fancy piece isn't 5 grand, 2 grand, or even 500 quid, for that matter?

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Bulova Hack vs Hamilton Khaki - The Best 38mm Field Watch To Buy?
Bulova Hack vs Hamilton Khaki - The Best 38mm Field Watch To Buy?

Rival brands with very similar offerings both for under £500? This calls for a Ben’s Watch Club duel!

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Parts of a Mechanical Watch Movement – An Illustrated Guide
Parts of a Mechanical Watch Movement – An Illustrated Guide

Well, in this quick guide, I’ll be running through each of the main parts of a mechanical watch movement; to give you a basic understanding of how a wristwatch works.

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