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The vintage. A beast I am rediscovering with a lot of pleasure. Best, Nicolas

...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

That look in your eyes when you know you found a watch for life! Enjoying a rare sunny and delightful day here. M4

I should never have sold my beautiful pink gold, gen. 1 Datograph. A short post - nothing more to be said. Other than: happy 25th birthday to a modern legend. aviya.

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

This is not an Eichi but it's related -- an older cousin, perhaps even an uncle to the Eichi profiled a few days ago. This watch is approximately 20 years old. If you want to know more, check this post from a decade ago MANUAL WIND SPRING DRIVES Cazalea

The Frauenkirche, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Elbe riverside… Dresden has many landmarks whose fame extends well beyond the borders of the country. Less well known is Dresden’s particular significance for the watchmaking town of Glashütte: the decisive

Discover the extraordinary with the Wempe Signature Collection x Girard-Perregaux! Limited to 100 watches worldwide, the latest version of the Laureato Chronograph 42mm brings together the best of design and functionality. Thoughts?