WatchObsession Blog

A watch winder works by slowly rotating your watch in a way that mimics the motion of the wrist, to prevent it becoming dried up or coagulate if left dormant. But are they necessary? Find out here. 

Get ahead of the curve with our predictions for the best, trending watches in 2022.

Nylon Watch Straps are renowned for being light, breathable and affordable. Find out how to fit yours with expert precision with this guide.

Storing your watch in a case or box will play a huge part in the lifespan of your watch, and it’s important you choose the right storage case for your much loved timepiece(s). Learn more about the best watch storage cases here. 

Introduced by The British Ministry of Defence in 1973, the one-piece watch strap is a one piece watch strap but secured to the watch in two separate points. It works...

The Rolex Submariner is incredibly versatile and looks great on many different strap types, depending on the activity or occasion! Learn more about the best straps for the Rolex Submariner here.

Christmas is well and truly upon us and there are a couple of things we would like to make you aware of. Every year we make you aware of our...

When purchasing a watch, it's important to fully understand the different types of watch movements available. Here, we go through the features of each type, their benefits and their possible drawbacks, to help guide you.

With so much to choose from, finding the perfect gift for a watch enthusiast can be quite an overwhelming task. To help you narrow your search, we have compiled a list of our top gift ideas that we guarantee will make the perfect gift.

There are a number of different watch clasps out there, and knowing what type of clasp to have on your watch should be just as important as choosing features and designs. Here, we take look at the different types of watch fastenings, to help you choose the right one for you. 

Over time, the bright and polished look of your sophisticated metal watch bracelet can dull, and the spaces between the links can collect dirt and grime that can lead to wear and even corrosion. Prevent this with our guide on how to clean and maintain your metal watch bracelet. 

If you find your watch dangling from your wrist and sliding up your forearm, chances are you need to adjust the bracelet by removing the metal links. You can do this yourself at home with a few simple tools and our easy 6 step guide here.