Rolex

Walked out of the house tonight 8:45 pm to see this: Any ideas? An aircraft was flying away, but it was much lower than the lights, and soon disappeared while the light remains!

About 900 examples made. 38 mm central chronograph with 6 hands, winner of the watch of the year in Japan in 1999. Some will have “1960” engraved on the caseback and some “1970”. Since I was born in 1970, naturally I found the one with my birth year. Anyone born in 1960 or 1970 ? 🤝

Black Memovox. Discontinued 36 mm, manual winding. With original beads of rice bracelet. A fine dress watch with useful alarm complication. A keeper for me. Have a great Tuesday.

From yesterday—had a great weekend in Montréal. Was very cool to see the cars go by since they were so close and so loud! Now for the cars... Charles Leclerc... Kimi Antonelli...what a rising star he is. Max Verstappen... and the legend that is Lewis Hamilton. Was great to see them all driving and d

Tudor Hydronaut 1200

Tuesday Franck Muller Casablanca. Lovely morning light but it will be hot and humid today!

Not bad, IMO.

I used to own, but no longer own and now kind of miss, the Reverso 8 Day Sun-Moon. I loved wearing a big rectangular watch with a large, long-reserve handwind movement in it. I loved its totally romantic (rather than pragmatic) set of indications: moonphase and day-night but no date. It's not about

Moritz Grossmann unveiled two new Tremblage pieces featuring a dial with a deep shade of green - one in rose gold and another in white gold, each limited to eight pieces: Per their press release, the dial is formed out of German silver and worked by hand using a variety of burins: These have a case