Watch Community News: Horology75 Passes Away

Mike H · 2024-03-11T00:13:38Z

WatchProSite mourns the passing of Horology75, a beloved member known for his profound horological knowledge, exquisite collection, and gentlemanly demeanor. Read tributes from the community.

Mike H's poignant announcement shares the somber news of the passing of a cherished WatchProSite community member, Horology75. This article honors Horology75's significant contributions to the forum, remembering him not only for his profound horological knowledge and exquisite taste but also for his character as a kind, elegant gentleman. The community's outpouring of grief and shared memories underscores the deep connections forged within the WatchProSite family.

I am so sorry to forward this awful news. He was such a gentleman, always kind and caring, so active on our forum. We are losing a dear friend, he was not only a passionate knowledgeable watch fan but also a very elegant gentleman fond of classy attire and vintage cars.

We will deeply miss you my dear friend, Rest In Peace!

Here is a link to a nice post he made very recently which I believe depicts him so well as he was in the perfect environment fitting his personality at the Concours d’Elegance in Karachi

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Key Points from the Discussion

Many members expressed shock and sadness at the news, highlighting Horology75's significant presence and contributions to the forum, particularly within the F.P. Journe section.
Horology75 was consistently described as a gentleman with impeccable taste in watches and a truly indescribable collection, making his posts a source of pleasure and insight for many.
Several members who had the privilege of meeting Horology75 in person corroborated his online persona, remembering him as a kind, fun-loving individual with superb taste in the finer things.
The community extended heartfelt condolences to Horology75's family, acknowledging the devastating impact of such a loss, especially given his relatively young age and the presence of young children and elderly parents.
Horology75 was recognized as a great ambassador for horology, whose posts and pictures of his wonderful collection were thoroughly enjoyed and will be deeply missed by the community.

The Discussion

sschew

Mar 11, 2024

Man

First Casey now H75. This sucks-RIP and condolences to the entire family

bsandovalb

Mar 11, 2024

So sorry to read this

May his soul rest in peace. Condolences to his family and friends.

Jay (Eire)

Mar 11, 2024

Oh my, sad news again Mike. RIP Horology75.

Thoughts are with his family, whom he shared some glimpses of here from time to time.

S F

Mar 11, 2024

This is so sudden…

I am always impressed with H75’s passion for anything horological…. Condolences to his family….RIP dear H75.

myles721

Mar 11, 2024

Very sad..,

Would have liked to have met him in person…

orahu

Mar 11, 2024

So very sad to read this…condolences to his family.

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