
Mike H presents a captivating collection of vintage pocket watches, arguing for their enduring charm and relevance beyond daily wear. His post highlights the meticulous care he takes, including bespoke protective cases, to preserve these horological treasures. This offers a unique perspective on collecting and enjoying historical timepieces.


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all bespoke, a very egoistic pleasure maybe















Secondly... Very good selection of pocket watches. Naturally, the family heirloom is most precious, but I am intrigued by the repeater... What make is it? Are they signed? Best, Horo
You have some beauties. And I like those bespoke sleeves you had made. Food for thought.
Everyone superb. It's been a pleasure to see them. Regards Kev.
Would definitely enjoy seeing more pocket watches around here - especially ones like yours ππ»ππ»ππ»
Wonderful pieces. I wonder what is the significance of that inscription on the repeater, perhaps a souvenir? Clearly intending to be anonymous. Very glad to see someone else that occasionally wears their pocket watches in the wild
that as lovely as these pieces are in the photos, they look even better in real life. I was privileged to meet Mike and his wonderful collection in Paris earlier this week and have to say that these pocket watches were a true delight and in many ways outshone the Laurent Ferrier, Voutilainen and Patek 3448 he had with him. Yes, I am crazy And the minute repeater pocket watch is a gem
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