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I like this one a whole lot more than I expected. That’s a good thing, as I think after years of buying watches, many fall short of the initial expectations and I’ve grown to expect that. This is my m

1815 for me with a new dark blue strap. Not so easy to see now that the sun has gone down but I like how it matches the hands

Probably about time to share my month long (actually about 6 weeks) with this watch and how it holds up and whether or not it meets my initial expectations. I’ve worn the watch almost 90% of the time,

Looking through some articles, my own small collection and what's been recently launched, there really is a Reverso for everyone, of course unless you're averse to anything but round watches. I have t

Taking some time today to appreciate a little more my two Lange's. I've owned the 1815 for a little over 4 years now and that has been my go to watch for most days, as is evident from the scratches an

With all the frenzy surrounding W&W launches over the last two weeks, I’ve actually been looking around for what I term a classic and timeless watch in rose gold. Comparing various brands, models

Seemingly the best lighting for any watch is in the car, and this one looks better with the Seiko blue strap I put on it, IMO. Unfortunately, the blue is not clearly seen here. One of my most worn wat

Actually, that’s just an excuse to buy a new watch. Added this Reverso Tribute Moon yesterday to my Grand Taille. Now I have the classic and a more complicated one with three different dial colours an

At breakfast this morning now that we’re allowed to dine in again. Sits well on the wrist, under the radar and very legible

This one for me

This seems to fit the bill for me. Haven’t changed it out since it arrived ten days ago and that’s longer than any other watch so far. And I still don’t have the urge to swap it out for anything else.

Enjoying this one greatly. The grey dial mutes the “bling” factor somewhat and does it very nicely. The close up of the dial also reveals some really fine touches

Not in production anymore for almost a decade, but still a very nice Rolex to wear. Nice size, great case profile and wears very nice on top of being versatile. I prefer this older 40mm case with slim

A beautiful and versatile watch on the wrist.

Quartz watches are “not right” for purists, at least that’s what’s been ingrained in my mind for the longest time, and it’s frowned on by many others who have been collecting for a long time. I admit

Been a long time since I have had a PAM in my collection. Added this in yesterday and it is reminding me of why it needs to stay in there. Realised that Panerai pricing is also very reasonable for the

After over three years, a major effort in reducing the collection from over 60 to 12! I'm done (that's what I'm trying to convince myself)! Sure took a while and it was one heck of a difficult journey

Given that pretty much every forum and blog over the last month has been writing articles about the craziness of the steel sports watch market, mainly over Patek and Rolex, I think we can still find m

Nico's consistent pictures was no doubt the tipping point. Personally, I think this is the most un-Rolex Rolex, and that's precisely why I love it.

Saw some really nice watches and Christine was the usual hospitable self. Some novelties (sorry I didn't get to take pictures of all the pieces on display), but I did get some pictures of those that I