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I guess I never get attached to a timepiece but always like to get something new.

The list is out... What's your pick for cinematography? "Cold War" Lukasz Zal "The Favourite" Robbie Ryan "Never Look Away" Caleb Deschanel "Roma" Alfonso Cuarón "A Star Is Born" Matthew Libatique

An obsession, in my list if vintage Tudor and Rolex to get, one year or another, is this Tudor 7032. A kind of king of cool, ala Daytona Paul Newman. But with a bigger and thicker case. Not mine, alas. But maybe one day? Best, Nicolas

I recently came across this Cutty Sark 25 years blend and decided to try it. Very smooth, with sweet, oaky, long aftertaste. I would be interested to know of other worthwhile blends favoured by our multinational crowd.

both were produced in the Stern era

Within this year’s theme for Girard-Perregaux watches “Earth to Sky”, the brightest shining star is the Bridges Cosmos. While wearing this piece, encapsulated on your wrist will be a micro cosmos! You will have both heaven and earth as we know it or like GP chose to call it, “Earth and Sky”! This is

I have to admit I’m smitten by the series of future classics by our well versed and knowledgeable mod Baron, well done and appreciate the detail study. Since then, I’ve been looking and found a dealer has a 14060 (no M) from 2009 that has LGF. I thought from the report, these 4-liner LGFs are only 2

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Piaget , the wonders maker has bought a meteorite that had fallen in china in 1964 and used it for the dials of their Altiplano models . The Piaget Altiplano Meteorite will be officially launched at the next Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva in January 2019. It has all the attract

Exactly ninety days ago I noticed one of our agave plants had sprouted a "magic beanstalk". Other folks chimed in, telling me these plant are common in Portugal and other countries with Mediterranean climates. Agave without flower: Plant starting to flower: Today it looks like this: The once-heavy p