Omega

Offloaded four watches since the beginning of the year and it's been liberating to concentrate on the ones I really wear most of the time. Deciding which one will go next is now getting more and more difficult but this seamaster is staying, it's now my on

A sweet and beautiful candy. Probably one of the nicest I've ever seen. I will never forget the moment I could take pictures of it. Best, Nicolas

From one of my friends' collection. And one of my very favorite modern Speedie, I must say. Best, Nicolas

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Anyone? 🤨 Still enjoying mine! Have it back on the bracelet. Much. Over than the older bracelets imo. Hard to justify keeping it on a strap.

I was in my mid-20s when I first saw it: the Omega Soccertimer 145.019 with Roulette bezel. It was one of those moments when you think to yourself: "this watch will be mine". And indeed, three of them did enter the collection. Whether it was back then, or

I have never had a tuning fork watch, and was curious. This is an Omega f300 Day-Date Chronometer, Ref.198.020 in gold-plated case powered by Calibre 1260, circa early 1970s. Looks to be in nice physical condition for its age. Gold plating is for the most

One I was seriously considering till I learned that the dial was ( professionally ) refinished. These Omega Manual Winding Chronometers are so irresistible! Best, Nicolas

I crewed on my friends yacht from Stuart FLA to NYC. Had a few challenges along the way but what a trip!!! Started out in Stuart (just north of palm beach) zipping (if 60 mph is zipping) through the intercoastal…swimming pools…movie stars Signed a slip co