Horological Meandering

Anu's next video is up - she chats with watch collector Andy Mastorakis about Vintage VDB.  Andy explains design concept, history behind the brand, and guides us through several of the watches.

... creations born from Stephan Obst's love and passion for horology presented by fan, friend, customer : Andy Mastorakis ... interesting to hear a bit of inside information , cheers to both of them 

The video achieved its primary objective: educating.

the problem I have is the shear size of them. No doubt they are an outstanding everyday watch, but they are not small. Having parted ways with other larger watches because of the size, I am hesitant to buy another big watch. But I haven't heard anything but positive comments from owners and reviewers.

. . . on our News Central forum.  Striking designs with vintage movements.  A good choice for someone who leans Panerai's way, desires an indie, and can 'go big'.

Not my cuppa tea, but as they say, "Ymmv".

Art,

. . . for "Your mileage may vary."



When we next meet, remind me to tell you the story of Uncle Jake and the yarmulke.

 

Yes. Big Fan of VDB. A few years and growing . Rare Art .

Yep I have one... one of those impulse buys that afterwards was wondering what I had been drinking at the time... it is still sat in a box somewhere unworn.  

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Actually I talked here about one piece few days ago The VDB MARLIN UNIQUE PIECE, that belongs to a friend. I like the vdb’s not my favorite kind of watch but I like them.