The reason, believe it or not, was it was getting too much wrist time. The Type XX was such a versatile watch that it kept me from wearing others I also wanted to wear but were being neglected.

Another shot taken some two months ago of this legendary beauty. This dial is just bewitching. Best, Nicolas

When you realize some still think about the 1970s Trilogy, when they finally realize that it was just marketing, while hurting Breguet....... But it must achieve high sales price, the illusion can't be broken for their company earnings. This isn't hand cr

And especially a BIG thank you Gary for keeping our tradition yesterday. I was at a forest cabin with a bunch of old friends wine and steaks but the place didn’t have any net coverage so I am late to the party 🎈 hope all have a wonderful weekend. Here is

great modern design running at 2.5 hz and a freesprung balance with a flat spring balance and well finished watch but why do the Japanese always fit flat springs on there balances it would of been even better with an overcoil balance spring with benefits

The Tsunami , by Japanese independent watchmaker Hajime Asaoka , is a simple 37 mm diameter three-hands watch, which was first launched around 2013 . Simple ? That's what you might think until you discover the movement , with its 15 mm diameter balance wh

A wrist shot with some nice light on the rose gold dial. Gone, but not forgotten... Without this date at 6, I would have kept it. Best, Nicolas

Audemars Piguet recently released a new version of the Royal Oak Concept Flying Tourbillon : Ref. 26643TI.OO.D002CA.01 . credit: Hodinkee It was designed in collaboration with Yoon Ahn (right) & Verbal (right): Yoon Ahn is an American fashion designer

Categorizing smooth bezels as part of the "modern industrial style" might overlook the core historical tradition of dress watches. From the very beginnings of wristwatches, and even in the era of pocket watches, the finest dress timepieces (such as Patek