Horological Meandering

I don’t know about you. But, my ideal vacation involves visiting as many boutiques and ADs as possible! During these four days in Los Angeles, I did not miss a single boutique or AD in the area. Please take a look: Chopard Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph...  

Like 'em all, thanks for sharing . That Girard Perregaux is spectacular.

I’m hoping GP’s new “independence” will low them to re-focus their efforts with some emphasis on their 1945 collection.

No, none of them will come home from this trip, yet! But, after seeing the Marine 5517, I’m hunting for a Marine 5817, preferably on a rubber strap: ...  

I try to do the same when I’m abroad… but it’s been a long time since I travelled anywhere. Glad to see you had fun!

Dr. No can be Dangerous to the wallet sometimes... He once took me into an Omega store and talked to me about vintage Omegas... Now, years later, I have a hard time looking away. And our Dr. No is an extremely wonderful fellow. A true PuristS!

Holy Moly! How'd you find any time for pool!?!

. . . when you need another to rest ;-) . . .

At least as nice as the one he's tempting everyone here with today!

For me, but some many fine pieces shown here.

But, I will probably go for the black dial on a bracelet!

There’s no difference between the two other than bezel / dial color. Here’s the previous generation: ...  

I think my favourites are the VC, GO sixties CAE, vintage looking Omega seamster, PAM, Explorer 2s, and Dr No's vintage Omega! Oh and that Tudor you had on your wrist too!

I can fully appreciate that!

I could happily live with that and almost nothing else (if I didn't need a beater...and since I'm in construction when I say beater I mean it!)

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This photo is from June 2014. I regret not getting this beauty! ...