Venice and New York. Two cities born on water, two distant worlds connected by a shared journey, a passion, and a friendship built over time.
REDENTORE TWO HARBORS. TWO LANDS, ONE TIME.
From the collaboration between Venezianico and Worn & Wound comes Redentore Two Harbors, a timepiece that transforms a journey across the Atlantic into an emotional story, captured in a limited edition of just 800 individually numbered pieces.
Some distances separate us, while others ultimately bring us closer together. Between Venice and New York lies an ocean, but also a story of departures, arrivals, discoveries, and unexpected encounters. It is from this idea that Redentore Two Harbors was born, a new watch created by Venezianico in collaboration with Worn & Wound’ s upcoming Windup Watch Fair in New York. The project reflects a relationship that has grown over the years through meetings in the United States and Italy, conversations, ideas, projects and, above all, a friendship nurtured by a shared passion for watchmaking.
That relationship takes on even greater significance when considering the role Worn & Wound has established within the international watch community. Founded in 2011, the independent American editorial platform dedicated to watch culture has grown into a point of reference for an international community of enthusiasts and collectors. From that same vision came the Windup Watch Fair, launched in New York in 2015 with the aim of bringing brands and the public closer together and since grown into one of the most significant events on the American independent watchmaking calendar. It is a culture of discovery, encounter and sharing that Venezianico and Worn & Wound have shown over the years to have in common, and which now finds a new, tangible expression in a watch for Windup New York.
Two Harbors tells the story of two ports and two worlds meeting on the dial. Venice is the point of departure; New York, the horizon towards which the journey unfolds. Between them lies a route crossing the Mediterranean, passing through the Strait of Gibraltar and reaching
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