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I’m fairly certain that I’ve narrowed it down between these two for my next large acquisition. Although it won’t happen for many months, maybe a year from now, it’s fun to think about. There is obviou

Many hands went into making this watch. Guilloche artisan, casemaker, movement engraver. Of course, Stefan Kudoke, as well as Ev Kudoke, who coordinated all of my custom requests. Cedric Vichard who m

He just released photos of his new watch. This is a watch that you are able to flip and wear both ways, dial or movement side up. Quite creative in my opinion.

The One Hertz. I absolutely love this watch.

I've been researching the Brothers' work for almost a year, even before I dove head first into the world of independent watches and was still lost in the jungle of vintage Rolexes and Omegas. Their de

If you could choose one Grönefeld, which would it be? Of course everyone is familiar with the remontoire. It’s a gorgeous watch. But the more I look at and learn about the One Hertz, the more I wonder

These real photos of the movement have compelled me to place an order. This is really good stuff.

He is beginning to release real images of his new movement. What I see so far is making me very excited.

I was entranced by the guilloche dial on this Laine and it was available as a preowned piece. I’m having a custom guilloche dial made for the Kudoke 1, but seeing as that’s going to take a few months

I just came across this on SJX. Any insights?

Stunning piece. The blue hands on this boutique edition are difficult to capture in photos. The silver dial takes on different hues depending on the lighting. Finishing is outrageously beautiful. I lo

Not necessarily MSRP, but general grey market prices as well. Lang and Heyne comes to mind for me.