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Time to step back a few years. One from the back catalogue today. Worthy of more attention than some of today’s coloured dials I think. Being a non quick set, I had the patience to set the day but not

Yesterday’s wrist wear. Unnaturally warm here for mid December, one upside is wrist shots are a little more convenient given the lack of heavy winter coats and layers. One of my favourite watches in m

For those not familiar with the term a “hypebeast” refers to someone devoted to acquiring those on-trend or popular items. Mostly sneakers and clothing, mostly in the streetwear category. There’s a ve

Happy Thanksgiving to all celebrating. Took some quick shots of the CB as the sun was going down yesterday evening. All natural light.

A few more pictures of the RL. I go through phases, as I’m sure most of us do, and right now this one is getting a lot of attention. The pull of the indies for me is very strong, it has been for many

Wearing this one a little more recently. My lack of desire for Romans in general is very much counterbalanced here by the black dial on this watch.

Double incoming this last weekend. And a post split between Horological Meandering and Seiko, but on balance more HoMe I think. Ran a very satisfying NYC Marathon on Sunday (the 5th NYC Marathon for m

Went for a early morning drive, with my driving watch. It’s not really my driving watch but it’s somehow been the watch on my wrist when I take the car out these last few months. Seen here during a pi

Perhaps interesting timing given the debate going on in another thread this week about collaborative efforts between watchmakers / brands and other interested parties. Does this one fit under the enth

Show us your Journe, or whatever you’ve got today. My go-to featherweight today; pretty much the only Journe I’ve been wearing the last year or more. Weather is cooling here, coming into autumn my fav

As is often the case, I see a post here and it spurs me to digging out the same or similar watch. Nicolas posted his 16520 a few days ago and so here I am with mine. I don’t know when I wore this last

Understated. Simple. Then you turn it around. Finally picked up a more casual strap for it; a matte gray gator, contrasting (silver) stitch and contrasting reverse / underside (red calf). None of whic

I think for me, the one that probably swings furthest away from what you might see me post typically is this G-Shock Metal. I have always worn G-Shocks, typically from this same family as these suit m

I feel like it’s been a while since I’ve posted this one. In reality I continue to wear it pretty regularly, and there is definitely the same level of joy strapping it on the wrist as there was the ve

I didn’t set the time, nor did I wind it. Tomorrow. For now, just admiring this beauty.

Unusual to be somewhat dressed up; in fact the first time I have worn shoes or a shirt or a jacket in 16 months. Called for a more formal watch too. So a good excuse to pull out the “Honey”. (Still ha

Three different metals and a production range of roughly 45 years. Some have had more wrist time than others, as you can see. I have a vintage Jubilee not shown here as it’s not actually on a watch (I

Well, as we would expect another 105-CT from Urwerk, changing up the case materials as we’ve seen with other iterations. This time, Tantalum. Many of us here are suckers for Tantalum, myself included,

Not everyone’s cup of tea, and I know many friends here question the horological merits of Urwerk. But I don’t think anyone argues that Urwerk is interesting.

Not exactly true, there were three watches but we only talked about one. The masterful RQ, in a beautiful combination of rose on rose. The summary of the afternoon might be; if one could actually orde