Horological Meandering

Congratulations - very exciting. The QP was not an option a few years ago, but the annual calendar was a very satisfying consolation prize.

I debated a lot about going the annual or QP route, and my wise wife told me to get a the QP to put an end to this “watch madness of yours” . 

I am speechless. It is gorgeous and feels amazing on the wrist. The pictures and my (lack of) watch photography skills don’t do it justice . Will try a better ones once I get home o Saturday.

. . . not many of us get to actually own their grail ;-) . . .

This watch was a present I have given myself after achieving a very important milestone in my cancer remission phase. Now I can confidently say I will wear it good health!

A masterpiece of post-modern minimalism. Looking forward to first impressions and more photos. Congratulations!
Cheers,
pplater.

This is my 2nd day with the watch, so it is too soon to share any overall impressions other than it looks and feels great. I love the contrasting dial and hands finishes. Depending on the angle and light incidence, I have a completely different watch. Here are some initial photos with a proper camera. More to come.

however, as it was explained to me by OuJ, there are specific regulations that make getting the sturgeon strap out of Switzerland not only costlier, but way more bureaucratic with a lengthy delivery time. So for now, no sturgeon for me. Nonetheless, this is the strap to get and I will get it sooner or later!

I have plenty of watches and will never lose interest in them.  I want a Cartier tank

…on that bracelet. But! If you already have it, is it ‘the end to collecting’? 😉
Cheers,
pplater.