Here is an images of the movement. Every part of the Dial, have a precise meaning. I drew inspiration from the world of yachting; the idea is to transport the wearer to the seaside, on holiday. A boat’s throttle, a whale’s tail, a starry sky… Each element

DB28XS starry seas “POST TENEBRAS LVX”

The Perpetual Legacy Machine has been a grail of mine for years. When MB&F released the EVO variant, it improved it with swimmable water resistance, lume and shock resistance; I knew I had to have one. Then, the Sequential EVO Chronograph took that a step

A nice feature! It’s on the dial side. Didn’t realize it was there until I had the watch lol

Still convinced the Yellow Tones is the most misunderstood DB28 ever made. 42.6 mm of polished heresy that somehow feels weightless and radioactive at the same time. Every time I think I’ve seen everything De Bethune can do, this one catches low light and

Let’s dive into the starry seas Life jackets optional

My heartfelt congratulations on this catch. I’ve always found De Bethune utterly fascinating, and I must say – it looks absolutely fantastic on your wrist. Your last photo proves it! Reading your reflections, I couldn’t help but think of one aspect that o

I first wanted a DB28 around 2019. At the time I was torn between it, an FPJ Resonance, and a Zeitwerk. Ended up hesitant to go independent and chose the Lange (mistake!). When funds allowed, I looked at the DB28 again, but prices were insane and the bran