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A true piece of horological art. And most probably one of the most desirable perpetual calendar. Best, Nicolas

Hi All Something away from my normal - if I'm honest I'd pretty much forgotten about it for a while. Oris Pendulette from the late 90s I suspect even then it was someway off the beaten path. Cheers JML

a Jump-hour with a retrograde minute on a Salmon canvas - the dial was kept strikingly minimal for a Bovet and the layout was well balanced IMHO. the LE is part of the Recital family within Bovet...the price was usual Bovet but I liked the flavour of the

Spring is finally arriving in New York, but my newest addition has what the manufacturer calls an “autumn” dial. It’s an interesting choice for me—I almost universally stick to standard round cases, and “salmon” dials, though popular, have not been my fav

Ok, I have to contact Chopard to see if it is possible to work from this watch to get a WPS 25th Edition. Let's keep it in steel, for the budget. Then, let's think of the modifications we could work on to make it " ours ". 1/ The dial: what about Airport

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The one in the middle ( 2648 ) belongs to a friend. And it is only a microscopic idea of the rich diversity of Jaeger, Lecoultre and Jaeger Lecoultre vintage Chronographs! Best, Nicolas

There is no bad 5110. We all have our favorites, and everybody is right with his choice. As much as I prefer the P for this incredible two tone dial, the J doesn't lack charm. The subtle hue of gold, with this white dial, is really eye catching. Best, Nic

Picked up the Presage Kintaro Hattori LE SPB441 recently and it's been a real pleasure to wear. Stark white enamel dial, blued hands, 35mm (looks more 36mm in person) pebble-ish round case, slightly domed sapphire crystal, large crown and killer bund stra