Horological Meandering

Enjoy…my other watches now have a new one true King…no, it’s not Aquaman 😬 I’m looking forward to watch that movie, hope it’s good, not too much animation. Have a great week everyone. Stay healthy and be nice 👍🏻

It scares me to say that number! Anyway, I was looking at four pieces. Lange 1815 Annual Calendar in rose gold, Lange Saxonia thin, the first version with the cabochon dots in white gold, Patek 5127R and Credor Eichi ii in rose gold. Any thoughts? I'm lea

ZODIAC Aerospace GMT Automatic REF. # 752-934 C al. 75 21 jewels, with hr/min/sweep and 24hr hand, power reserve 40hr. ( based on the manual wind caliber AS 1687.) Watchcase type: Snap down Hermetic 20 ATMOS

Being a big fan of early electric watches, as well as watches in Space exploration history, I had to seek out an example of a lesser-known watch worn by an astronaut, Roger Chaffee, this Timex Electric. Certainly a tragic story, and I remember that day we

I’m beginning to get the hang of the collection concept. I’ve always refused to line up the miniatures in a display case, to accumulate comics read only once in a bookshelf or worse, to bring back sand from each of my trips. And yet despite my desire for

I have never owned a minute repeater watch but always from a distance been struck by such a complex mechanical creation. I have acctually begun giving it some thinking if I should buy a minute repeater. If I did it would be a pre-owned watch and it would

Wearing this 38 mm Minerva Pythagore cal 48 today. Manual wind. This model is nicknamed the “Blue hands” and is from Minerva proper prior to it being sold. Circa 1999. Modern sapphire glass and display caseback. A gem. Not seen around very often as it was

2 days with a vintage piece..Lord Elgin yesterday, Girard-Perregaux today.

Can't get rid of this vintage Beauty. Even though it has a date. )) Best, Nicolas