Independents

For the pleasure of the eyes... Most probably my favorite LF, but with the opaline dial. Best, Nicolas

After more than 35 years of watch collecting, I am happy to be enjoying my retirement with a small collection of watches. But I do miss my monthly salary which means every watch purchase becomes a lengthy deliberation. I always ask myself if the watch I a

If not I hope you can enjoy this colorful shot. Happy hump day!

“POST TENEBRAS LVX”

It often is. Snapped this one yesterday while stopped at a light. The picture captures several of the nice details of Romain Gauthier’s C6. Specifically the bezel, not just rounded or flat as you can see. And this adds a lot to the overall experience of t

The ROYTER Nova is one of those watches where you can tell a crazy amount of time went into the details. The burgundy dial is the main attraction for me. It’s hand engraved, heavily lacquered, and has a lot of texture and depth without looking overdone. T

Interesting, nice to see some technical innovation. Although, I find it funny how many will technically innovate but not post timing info. Like the natural escapement , it is a dual impulse motion fitted with two escape wheels. Yet, it was modified to res

While visiting Laurent Ferrier last February, I also tried on the Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue , ref. LCF012.G1.NGE10. The white gold case measures 41 x 12.64 mm. The center miniature painting of the continents cloaked in opaque blue enamel and elev

What more can I ask for? 😋