Reposted at the request of hs111… 2022 for me was quite a year for me, as several pieces had entered my collection, among which there also was an addition of a grail piece to me, a PP Nautilus 5712/1 A a catch I already had eyed for some time, and as a fr
2022 for me was quite a year for me, as several pieces had entered my collection, among which there also was an addition of a grail piece to me, a PP Nautilus 5712/1 A a catch I already had eyed for some time, and as a friend offered his to me, I was more
For the pleasure of the eyes. Here, I would go for the Red Arrow. Give me any other white metal Rattrapante version and I would choose the Rattrapante. You? Best, Nicolas
Team, – here some humble choices.. Lemania 15 TL Monopusher Chrono Like the cool under-the-radar appeal of this Explorer I Explorer 6610 gilt Autumnal mood.. My beloved TT Polaris 1968 Submariner 5513 Low key Panerai Radiomir PAM Luminor One of my absolut
Hello again Art and friends ! I hope you don’t mind me posting a few Chronographs for a second time this weekend… How could I possibly not post a Speedmaster this weekend on WristScan … The LeMania “Nuclear Sub” Monopusher Chronograph … Zenith Daytona rou
This year, Montblanc revisited another jewel from the Minerva Patrimony, with the 1858 Minerva Monopusher Chronograph Red Arrow. Here is the original chronograph, issued in the very late Thirties. Credit picture: Christies. It was a giant chronograph for
6 neo-vintage watches, if you can choose 1, which one would you take ? Top: Roger Dubuis Much More 32, white gold monopusher chronograph From left to right Parmigiani Toric chrono, red gold Svend Andersen worldtimer chrono, yellow gold, beige dial Parmigi
There are more and more fans of Montblanc Minerva Chronographs, with years passing, and rightly so. Basically, you have two gorgeous manual winding movements, the Cal 13.21 and the much bigger Cal 16.29 whose level of finishings is among the best, IF NOT
I've immense respect to Habring2, when I say that I mean THE couple, THE brand, THE timepiece....all of them. To their credit, since 2004 Habring2 has won 4 GPHG awards till date (no surprise here, Richard's mentor during his IWC days was none other than