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I‘ll make a start... This year I had the pleasure of having more encounters with a nice variety of fine timepieces then ever before. After some really nice pieces having come to me, some also really n

Since there are not too many photos of the 5100G Gondolo Millennium around, I asked a friend to allow me taking his beautiful watch on a photo journey. Here is some of the outcome, hope you enjoy 😉 Ch

Yesterday I had to kill some time prior to meeting a friend for lunch, so I dropped by the Omega Boutique to possibly take a look at the Trilogy 1957 Seamaster 300, a watch I was eagerly waiting for 😋

It was hard to resist the temptation to fulfil the wish of various purists and show the backside of this watch in the first teaser, now it's my pleasure to show a lot of pictures of this (so far) top

... since this Hentschel beautifully embodies the values the small workshop in Hamburg pays a lot of attention to. I covered the Hentschel H1 Chronometer previously, you find all details here: Today

We can probably agree that creating a timeless yet exciting design is a very difficult task. This may even be more true for a time only watch, where all the attraction comes from subtle and refined as

With great pleasure I can introduce the Hentschel H1 Admiral to puristspro today. It is actually way more than a pure variation of the H1 Chronometer. The Admiral is powered by the calibre "Werk 1", t

Today I share some pictures of three Hentschel H2 Sport watches, showing the different appearance a classic H2 can achieve by adding a nicely engraved bezel and combining this with various materials,

Following the introduction of the Hentschel H1 Chronometer two weeks ago, I now had a chance to take a closer look at the Hentschel H2, a 38,5 mm stainless steel model available with different dials a

Last week I dropped a short teaser with you, today I will reveal a bit more on a watch that I am deeply impressed with. The Hentschel H1 Chronometer is a 39.5mm watch, housing the inhouse calibre HUW