HSTE

....it says in the specs that a) the watch is fine to 2000m under water and it also says the watch is fine to minus 45 degrees Celsius temparatures. In that respect, this was actually a walk in the su

The three Heuers are obviously "Bund" versions (plain, 3H, Sternzeit Reguliert) and the two on the left and the one at the front are Italian Army versions. What is quite interesting is the comparably

Having in the family already the Leonidas "E.I." and the Heuer Bunds ("regular, "3H" and "Sternzeit Reguliert") there was of course pressure to add to the family the Breitling 817. And here you go. Th

Well, I know: 2000 posts is the quantity that my friend Alkiro would manage to post in - say - 14 days or so. But to me, 2000 is a lot, and hence, somehow special. As "a rusty watch guy" and a bit "ol

......and today many of these boxes are collectors' items in their own right. Cheers, HSTE

And I am lucky to have a fairly complete set, figuring that finding one with the original box is a total lucky dip! I hope you enjoy the brutally close-up macros. Cheers, and you all have a good forth

I had discovered the Sinn watches in 2009 when I lived and worked for 3 years in Frankfurt and discovered that the Sinn manufacture was only a 2 minutes drive away from my then home. I got myself firs

It is a "mens' wristwatch" but, oh boy, what is it small. But nice, classy, iconic. I was hunting for quite a while to get "an early" on in decent condition. Most of the early ones have (had) serious

I admit that I was too lazy to tag them all, but happy to answer questions. Cheers, HSTE

..... I hope you enjoy! Cheers, HSTE

Cheers, HSTE

Looking really stunning! Great watch, great initiative, proud to have one of these great "Cronometros"! Thanks Magnus, thanks everybody who made this possible. And of course I leave the event coverage

....145.0055. This watch was produced between 1999 and 2005. It has a 18K white gold case (guys, this watch tells me: there is nothing as cool as white gold cases!!!!), a silver dial, calibre 1866. It

So, let me reveal the mystery on yesterday's "teaser": this is going to be a geek entry about the late 1970ies, about a company concentrating back then on technical innovation, about a collaboration w