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Two watches worn in 20 years apart. My preference doesn't have drastic change, at least aesthetically. This dial layout is my comfort zone

...for a short (too short) visit. Of course, the first person I contacted was Ken (KiH). I first met him in 2014 while living in Tokyo on a 16-month assignment for my wife’s company. We had dinner a few months ago when he was in San Francisco. It was good to catch up with a fellow WIS last week over

Not the watch you often see, for sure, but a visit to the JLC booth is always an opportunity to see some rare pieces. The Hybris Mechanica 11 brings the demonstration that an automatic watch can be sublime. The secret? The rotor is hidden under the dial, letting its owner admiring the whole movement

Great travel watch!

Classics become such for good reason. PP 3417 JLC E168 IWC 666A TTG, the only modern descendant

Proceed with the guesses My guess is some version of this photo credit: Fratellowatches

This Tudor 7924 has a 7928 underline dial and hands. But it is still nice looking. And a great character! Best, Nicolas

The DD Platinum is always a classic for me. But the 36 was too small and the DD II didn‘t please me at all. The 40 brings back the perfect proportion imho...

Credit picture Christies? And I am dreaming of a re edition of the GPF 2/56 but in a smaller size, I mean in a 47 mm version. Just for the pleasure to be able to wear it! Best, Nicolas

Simple and clean. Great looking watch, great price point. This message has been edited by crown comfort on 2019-01-20 12:49:42