Looks great on your wrist. I do lament how mainstream the brand has become. I bought my first, the silver rubberlcad, in 2001. Even though that particular watch was an eye catcher, AP as a whole was still under the radar. Nowadays, I am very thoughtful wh

My preferences are as follows: 1. Automatic 2. Date 3. Bracelet for sports watches and rubber straps for dress watches (see example below) 4. Base and precious metals

After 4 months with this Tutima Patria Titanium watch, I can wholeheartedly say I enjoy it as much as any other piece I own. It is delightful in every regard.

Over 7 hours of Fun 😊 11:30 Tan Zehua & Xushu Ma 54:00 Ludovic Ballouard 01:00:00 Bernhard Lederer 01:39:00 Sylvain Pinaud 01:59:00 John-Mikaël Flaux 00:55:00 Doxa O1:00:00 Titan 01:04:40 David Candaux 01:21:00 ZRC 01:49:30 Epos 02:01:00 Cornavin 02:0

Watch sizes may be trending downwards these days, and I'm entirely OK with that. Yet, though I've shrunken down to 5'6" these days, I still have a 7 1/4" - 7 1/2" wrist, and sometimes a big watch makes sense. The GO Senator Cosmopolite's 44mm diameter is

6 weeks of pure bliss with this Tutima. The piece represents everything I love in a watch, and at cost that feels much less than it should be.

I had the opportunity to view a selection of Lange watches at a watch event in Mumbai last month. Lange flew down for the event; though they have no plans to set up a boutique here. I managed to take a photo of the Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar, Zeitwerk, a

I expect many more members will add one of these when they try it in person. There is also a darker anthracite dial and a lighter silver dial in this Patria titanium series. Someone had to go first, and as I posted above, I am delighted with the watch in

Well, technically, into a restaurant for lunch. I had the pleasure today of seeing my old LE #7, and the very good friend I sold it to. I wore my Tutima, so we could unite these two compatriots. I'll stand by my reply to Nicolas' thread below - this 25 pi