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There’s interesting history around the Shaka, most of it is speculation. Zero speculation with this Seiko.

Often Lange prefer the monochromatic tone or Black but this blue is amazing.... in WG, it isn't too heavy - the proportions and fit on the wrist is impressive. I wish it is in Pt... Hopefully in future....A.Lange & Sohne will release one in this salmon di

Below is a Octogonal case in Ceramic coated Titanium with a sandblasted anthracite dial... the case is 44mm and 14mm thick, absence of real lug makes it more wearable than the numbers look - having said that, it is still a BIG timepiece. FB limits this re

Those of you who have read my posts over the years are familiar with my ongoing wishlists... so-called journeyman watches, timeless design, and desk clocks. Sadly, no matter what I do, the masters of elegant, masculine and mechanical desk clocks/small obj

Do we need to know the sunrise and sunset complication... if you think in those lines...we'll soon question ourselves - Do we need a timepiece to tell the time ! the case on point here, the dial is more an art and it is just a mechanical art. The wave fin

...and still trying to compile my thoughts on it. Smallest watch they have made at just 39.6mm which means it slips under a cuff fairly easily. Doesn't get much attention from anyone, but it takes time to digest the layers of detail. Incredibly difficult

Rolf Schnyder was a dear friend of mine. I miss him. He used to call me the "Head Freak!" and then laugh loudly. I never knew when he'd call me from somewhere around the world. Ulysse Nardin has his stamp, his DNA, his imprint and it is now gone a long ti

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