Horological Meandering

Aside from Diving, where I say go as large as possible, I have found over the years that the best size for any wrist should follow the 20-60-20 rule. When you look straight down at your wrist, you should see roughly 20% strap, 60% dial, and 20% strap.

A rare shot of watches I still have to review... Chances you have to see these two side by side in a lifetime are close to zero... Best, Nicolas

tthe lume is ok.

It’s bloody hot here, and this is the coolest thing I have.

The Combined Operations preparations for D-Day are fairly well known. Until not that long ago, not much was known about this bit of history. The watch was misidentified as a British Army Paratrooper watch for decades. It took several MWR members digging t

It is with great joy that I announce the addition of this Type XX to my collection. After some hesitation, notably with a Tudor Monte Carlo or a Speedmaster, it was finally this Mathey Tissot that was chosen. This Type XX is an old love. On a few occasion

Well, it’s fun to revisit a time when these two were and to some still are the epitome of seventy’s cool. Do you have any of your own 70’s favourites ?

This is one of two manufacturers that were WW2 WWW that later got reissued with a NATO dial.