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Nothing beats the wearing comfort of a small and slim watch : today with the Nomos Tangente. Now thinking of adding one of these fun colourful new Tangente models released at W&W : not so easy to pick one out of 31 dial variations !! Best, Gerard

INTRODUCTION With recent threads describing the difficulties of purchasing a P atek watch, I reached out and had an informal chat with Patek management to understand more about their objectives and policies . Perhaps some of the bad feelings experienced b

There’s interesting history around the Shaka, most of it is speculation. Zero speculation with this Seiko.

Often Lange prefer the monochromatic tone or Black but this blue is amazing.... in WG, it isn't too heavy - the proportions and fit on the wrist is impressive. I wish it is in Pt... Hopefully in future....A.Lange & Sohne will release one in this salmon di

With the Panerai today, not had much wrist time recently, but still love the wrist presence 😀. HAGWE D.

Still a diver but with a twist: the pure white dial doesn't reveal its trick until you get in a darker room. Crown protectors could be a bit shorter, same with the lugs but less of an issue on the 39. Yema have been steadily improving movements as well as

...and still trying to compile my thoughts on it. Smallest watch they have made at just 39.6mm which means it slips under a cuff fairly easily. Doesn't get much attention from anyone, but it takes time to digest the layers of detail. Incredibly difficult

Below is a Octogonal case in Ceramic coated Titanium with a sandblasted anthracite dial... the case is 44mm and 14mm thick, absence of real lug makes it more wearable than the numbers look - having said that, it is still a BIG timepiece. FB limits this re