Horological Meandering

A nicely done 39mm, no-date re-edition. But, I guess the combination of a glossy, black dial and the gilt prints are a bit more appealing to me (being a vintage nerd). But: well done anyway by Longines. Cheers, HSTE

I have always been a fan of the re-issued Legend Diver,tried it many times,....but had to conclude every time that it was not fitting my wrist well with these super-long lugs. Then came a 36mm version which was simply too small for my liking. But finally

. . . nickels and dimes . . . . . . in comparison. Congrats, Don Nico. My hat's off . . . . . . to you. 🥇

As many of you know I really love vintage inspired Longines. I already have several ones and was looking to add one of these two newer references. The power reserve model is 38mm while the other is 40mm. Personally I prefer 40mm but when I tried the power

I found out about the u50 recently, which is basically a smaller u1. Love the distinct Sinn styling and how tough these are. The tegementing is really cool. This one is actually a few years old but looks brand new! The steel is quite dark, which I like as

Taken in 2011 at a GTG. The Black and the one on the left are a dream... Best, Nicolas

This place is in Pennsylvania, USA, in a small town. The place is amazing and totally worthwhile looking out if you are in the area (which is aside from this full of interesting spots). Anyways l figure to share some pictures (not great pictures). I was b