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I knew I wanted one of these 300M’s as soon as they were announced. It’s a blessing and a curse that Omega offered so many variations. The ones that sang to me were the black dial two tone on rubber and the classic blue dial on bracelete. It was a tough choice because a seamaster on rubber strap jus

Baron.. thank to you or because of you Now I need to find a gym club

A Pam model number so easy to remember. A Pam simplicity at its best. A Pam anonymity with no name. A Pam worthy to be in one’s collection. Finally a Pam to complete my own Pam trilogy. All Pam. All Blue. All Three. Thanks for looking.

When I look at this picture, I am not far from answering... yes! Not the most complicated, nor the most prestigious modern Jaeger Lecoutlre, but one of the most sensual one! What do you think? Best, Nicolas

When I think that I got mine 11 years ago, and that it didn't get much wrist time.... I am rediscovering this reference. And enjoying it more and more, I must confess. The red line of the 1680 just makes me dream about getting another extra red line, on a 1665. Best, Nicolas

For business in Cape Toen Where two oceans and one 1921 meet up

Limited to 173 pieces, to celebrate the 173th birthday of the foundation of the brand, this Marine Torpilleur US NAVY is a 44 mm steel case, housing the in house Cal 118. As you probably know, Ulysse Nardin won a competition organized by the Washington Naval Observatory, in the early 1900's, and pro

Good day, A good old friend offered his watch. I would like your opinions on authenticity of the watch please. It’s 1986 chopard L.U.C 18k YG ultra thin automatic Best regards Gani

Hi All Had a day wandering round London yesterday - thought I'd take a look at the watch gallery in the science museum, after see a blog about it. Plenty to see and it adds to what's in the British museum & the Royal Observatory - so plenty of watch/clock related stuff to distract you . Some photos!

and it’s fantastic. So lucky and so pleased