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From an olive nato to this... I think I have my preference 😊

Pam233 a daily beater with a lot of fun and a fantastic 8 days power reserve.

The winter months always tend to put my so far only five watch - the Seiko SRPA21 - into hibernation (unless I subject it to cold weather testing, such as here: in Trysil). Yesterday I decided to awaken it from its slumber again and rediscovered what good fun it is. Robust, wearable in spite of its

Credit: Best Walter

Friends, recently I had the opportunity to try on again the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Mechanics of Art and what can I say... Still a killer watch and I now think the grey dial is not only more versatile but is indeed truly awesome. Have a good week. CC

I thought I’d take a moment and share my 1944 JLC recently back from service.

When taking photos do you mentally consider framing and compositions or does 'second nature' come into play? Do you think or follow your gut? Photos from May 1985 The topic has been lurking in the background, but the question crystalized recently when looking through a photo forum. Of course both, b

Dear fellow Purists, this summer I plan to travel to London with my son who just turned 20 this month. As I infected him with the watch bug some time ago, he also read the very enjoyable book from Dava Zobel: "Longitude: The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of H

A train station, a travel bag... Some place for imagination... Best, Nicolas