The Rolex Milgauss Reference 1019 “CERN dial” occupies a unique place at the intersection of science, engineering, and horology. Created during the golden age of experimental physics, it was designed for scientists working in high-magnetic environments su

Few pieces each year truly stop seasoned collectors in their tracks—but the Patek Philippe 6105G Celestial Sunrise and Sunset did exactly that for me. After years of following the evolution of Patek’s astronomical complications, I didn’t expect to be this

I was really hoping to see the white enamel dial with the blue-coated movement in white gold: Note: Image courtesy of Monochrome Unfortunately, I had to settle for the platinum iteration with the black enamel dial and black-coated movement: I love the ret

And this was the closest I could get to it at short notice. It’s a Philly smash burger, with smash patties instead of the steak but thoroughly tasty irrespective. Given that our neighboring countries have a long tradition of superb mince patty preparation

THE ONE... The best, for me. Ok, the case is outdated, and the Master Tradition has a better one, but... This one is pure magic. Best, Nicolas

The practice of watchmaking , known as “ établissage ,” is a method that spread from the 18th century onwards in the Jura region, particularly in the Neuchâtel mountains. It involves dividing the manufacturing work into small , specialised , and independe

You see a new watch brand with a nice Enamel Salmon dial and get a Deja Vu moment Ah Yes reminds you of the Audemars Piguet Tradition and the John Schaeffer Regardless they look really nice and contemporary In Stainless Steel with the following case dimen

Not sure why AP has abandoned golf. What a great tradition with Nick Faldo's championship gem RO....

I sat with this for a while because I think I should love it but seeing it brought neither excitement nor disdain, not dismissal, just nothing at all. FB center seconds and offset hour minute, GF style half plate, KV style balance bridge with integrated s

… the good old 7027 😉 Cheers Henrik