The Roundup is the Windup Watch Shop's weekly rundown of the latest and greatest watches, accessories, EDC, and other gear. We’ve curated a selection to fit everyone’s style and budget. Hit the links below to learn more and pick something up.
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Treat Yourself! - Fortis Flieger F-39
The F-39 from Fortis is a sleek and modern take on the classic pilot’s watch. Making the best use of modern materials and construction methods, the F-39 is a solid watch for everyday wear. Its recycled stainless steel case measures in at a comfortable 39mm, ideal for nearly any size wrist. You’ll also appreciate the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, stainless steel bracelet, and legible dial. If you’ve been looking for a watch to treat yourself to, the F-39 in classic Black, handsome Liberty Blue, or the unique blueish-green Petrol will make an excellent companion for your wrist.
Price: $2200 - $2800
A Value-Packed Pick - Citizen Promaster Dive Automatic
Citizen’s watches are known for packing a huge amount of features and quality into an affordable package. The Promaster Dive Automatic does just that – it’s a fully capable dive watch with classic Citizen styling that’s water resistant down to 200 meters. The case is protected from magnetism, it has a screw-down crown, day-date display, and a supremely legible lumed dial. Known as the “fugu”, this diver features its namesake creature engraved into the caseback. At just under $500, it represents a solid and reliable watch that really brings the value.
Price: $440- $595
Upgrade Your Kit - Tactile Bolt Action Pen Titanium 
Sure, a throwaway plastic pen gets the job done, but where’s the fun in that? Tactile Turn machines premium pens from a selection of metals right in their Dallas-based machine shop. Every piece of the pen is made in-house under their roof, including the clips, screws, and laser engraving. The Titanium Bolt Action is precision machined from titanium and features Tactile’s signature grooved grip pattern along the body of the pen. Even though it’s made from metal, there’s no slippage here. You extend the refill via the fidget-friendly bolt action mechanism that you’ll most likely find yourself clicking even when you don’t have to write.
Price: $99
When You Have Too Many Watches - Marathon Atomic Digital Clock 
While your wrist game is strong, there’s a pretty good chance that your wall is slacking. There’s no denying the convenience of glancing up at a large, legible wall clock when you’re getting stuff done around the office or home. Marathon’s Atomic Digital Clock ensures you’ll always be on time, thanks to the 4” digital display that syncs the time via the atomic clock signal. It self adjusts according to the frequencies broadcast from NIST’s Colorado Atomic Clock for down-to-the-second accuracy. It can also display the indoor temperature, several different time zones, and the day / date.
Price: $60
Deal of the Week - Bulova Hack Watch
The “Hack Watch” is Bulova’s original military-issued field watch with proven provenance on the field. Bulova has a long history of producing watches for the US Armed Forces, spanning several decades and branches of the military. The Hack Watch features a 38mm stainless steel case and comes with either a black or ivory-colored dial. The dial features dual time scales, allowing you to quickly read the time in either 12- or 24-hours. The Hack gets its name from the movement inside, which allows you to stop the seconds hand for precision time setting – perfect for when you and your squad need to sync mission time (or you know, you just want your watch to be accurate). You can save nearly a hundred bucks on the Hack Watch this week in the Windup Watch Shop, making it our Deal of the Week.
Price: $340 - $475
