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I have always told myself that when I ever do buy a Jaeger-Le Coultre, it would have to be the iconic Reverso. Tonight, I bought a Reverso but as you can see, it was not quite for me but for the love

While confined to the home, like many of you, I have decided to browse the various online watch auctions currently in progress and was especially bemused to see the famous cork box offered with early

Earlier today, fellow purist and master photgrapher, Foversta posted two lovely photos of the 5959P, a discontinued ultra thin split second chornograph which for me is my favourite chronograph ever an

MIng just released its ultra thin 27.01 stainless steel watch in a limited production of 125 pieces at 1pm GMT today. All 125 pieces were sold out by 1.08pm GMT and I am glad to say I was one of the l

The Ref 96 was the first Calatrava and came in a 30.5mm case which might be deemed small even for some ladies watches these days. Still, the watch was produced for many years and one of my favourites

Like many of you, I have been browsing the internet too often during these challenging times and needless to say, there are some lovely watches out there that make compelling purchases. Sometimes thou

I had an enjoyable rendezvous with a fellow purist today and we seemed to have a wide array of goodies between us! The Ming 17.06 monolith managed to hold its own in this esteemed company and we both

We all come across timepieces that appeal to us but sometimes we are fortunate enough to come across a watch with a beautifully finished movement comparable to many of the best independents and being

Two things happened for the first time last week while I was in Geneva. After more than a dozen visits to my favourite city, I finally bought myself a watch and it was my first ever FP Journe. I had m

Steel Patek watches have become quite a novelty these days and I am not just referring to the Nautilus and Aquanaut. I personally am partial towards steel because I like my watches light (he lighter t