Quite appealing... Best, Nicolas

The dial colour and the tone of the markers are really beautiful I am not usually a fan of skeleton hands but on this watch they not only make perfect sense to allow you to see the information being displayed but they look great too. Wear and enjoy it in

In my books, at least.

Its been on my radar too for some time. I dont mind the weigh on the hands. Gotten used to it. The day, date month year etc all have their separate pushers right? Not like kurt claus perpetual movements where one pusher advances all (ofcourse cannot come

Which I had the pleasure to own, some 20 years ago, but which was aesthetically too close to the Sonata. Gone, but not forgotten. In platinum, it had the weight of a dead donkey. Not very comfortable, but a lot of character. Without forgetting that this i

I wear 38-39mm all the time. But I also have some biggies… Here’s another photo. The problem is when I got it my wrist was 7.25” too but I lost. A lot of weight. The ceramic ones don’t weigh a lot and I love that it’s a perpetual. So cool… I know trends h

Thoughts on some I owned or still own 1. Reverso Perpetuel Good: Amazing design The indications which are not being used often are on the flip side Bad: Manual wind with short power reserve Everything being adjusted via correctors, that feels fragile 2. A

Sometimes I wish that the weekend would be perpetual 🤪😂😜

Rather than because of it? I’m not always a contrarian, but in this case I just loved the dial, independent of any slogans on the back of IWC’s “Climate Action” watch. One yellow arrowhead to another. It’s a beefy watch, and heavy even on a strap. Ok, it

The Acqua perpetual has been on my list for years, cant decide on the dial color, blue is mesmerizing but the white date openings are a bit of a distraction, black is the most under the radar if a bit boring, white is not bad but looks like a golf ball (I