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The versatility of Journe watches is what gets me; the fact that there are many strap options for every watch makes me feel like I own a hundred watches when in fact I own a few. Every strap I put on turns the watch into a completely different one. I can wear this watch while I’m dressed formally, o

As he won the Prize in the Petite Aiguille Category at GPHG just one year ago, Stefan Kudoke came to the foreground and his notoriety made a big jump in the world of watch aficionados. He was actually the first independent watchmaker from Germany to be awarded by the prestigious Grand Prix d’Horloge

Sorry about the dust, will try again another day. The middle one (16520) is still the favourite.

Steak Diane, fettuccine Alfredo, asparagus Cheers Tony

This watch still amazes me. I force myself to wear my sub but there really is zero comparison. Milgauss calls me back every time. Maybe it’s the absolutely perfect case, with its perfect weight, sitting high but not too high on the wrist...then there’s the dial colour....sometimes sad, sometimes hap

Now, if rare has a true meaning, we can safely that the Duometre à Grande Sonnerie Hybris Artistica is really rare, as it is a piece unique. The special thing? Its Crystal dial: To date, the most complicated modern Jaeger Lecoultre wristwatch, with a bit more than 1300 pieces for the movement, and,

I am not a fan of tourbillons, but here, I would gladly make an exception. White, Blue, White or Blue? For me, here, the White, which I find less spectacular but more subtle. You? Best, Nicolas