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Sun shining and blue dial gleaming make for a terrific morning coffee break.

For us in L.A., fortuitously. Although the helicopter cruising overhead and monitoring the beachside did keep me awake more than I would have liked overnight....

Yes, I made up the word THINTAGE when I realized I had so many thin vintage watches; the kind my father, grandfather, and their friends used to wear. This category includes 36 mm or smaller, round or rectangular cases, conventional or Ana-digital dials, a mandatory bracelet and hopefully gold-tone a

The date window might look clear in pics (and perhaps its my old eyes), but I do sometimes get the date wrong! A less common Offshore Diver, in RG with a titanium bezel (which makes little sense if I'm honest, because this weighs a some and strapping it on requires some focus) with ceramic crowns in

My holiday watch this year couldn't be anything other than an old chronograph. But nevertheless sometimes you need a minimum of water resistance.

It’s hump day, hang in there, Tony

This time with my 16710. I was swimming at our good friend Drek’s neighborhood. Have a good day gents. Enjoy!

A coup de foudre when this watch was released in 2006. It took me some time to see how I could realize my dream, a bit more than one year. The blend of Tradition and modernity, not to say innovation, was the key for me. There is no more traditional complication than a minute repeater, and at the con

Have been struggling recently with both wanting a tourbillon and finding a lot of the ways in which they’re incorporated (visibly from the front, disrupting the dial lay-out) to be… too loud? Not for me - not always but… often. But I still wanted one and still wanted me - if not others - to be able