Horological Meandering

. . . targets? Mine? Only one. An Omega ref 2410 . . . . . . with a grey dial. Very, very hard to find. Nearly impossible. Let's see yours. I'm expecting Nicolas to burn the internet with his picks. ;-) ...  

I have an order of battle from 2020 to 2026. List of 26 watches. Now am done with 8. Hope to stop this year and resume next year.

. . . of the alphabet. What's Watch X?

. . . $40, depending on how you look at target ammo.

Vintage: Should I add moderns? Best, Nicolas ...  

. . . on top!

. . . in the wild. Could be wrong about this, but for sure there aren't many . . .

Dreams are made of this... ...  

High on the list are the ALS Cabaret Moonphase, the UN Sonata, the JLC Duométre Calandrier Lunaire, the Parmigiani Kalpa Hebdomadaire (w/bracelet), and the Hermès L'Arceau l'Heure de la Lune. Cash flow is very lousy during plague time, so none of these ar... 

. . . I was accumulating vintage Omegas seemingly left and right, I never had that many targets, much less twenty six. Guess I need to go back to the drawing board . . .

. . . than dollars, I say, "Go for it!" Better yet, both.

Currently torn between a modern vulcain, a Revue Thommen Cricket, a parking alarm & an IWC GST alarm in titanium. Though there's also a couple of Grand Seikos I'm struck by. Also the new SLA diver from Seiko esp as I missed the boat on the SLA017 - even i... 

. . . your long-term fascination with alarms. When it comes to complications, there are only two that would be of personal utility: perpetual calendars and alarms. And now that I'm essentially retired, there's not really much call for either in my life. B... 

But it's nice to know it's there. Most of the time if an alarm is set , it's for no particular reason other than I want to hear it at some point. I also like the different asthetic you get with an alarm, and it's interesting to see how differently it's be...