WristScan

First a big "Thank you!" to our dear KMII for hosting, albeit being travelling. Let me start with an aperitif from our dear Captain and his Habring: Another honourable mentioning goes to our dear Art and his latest love, his GS: Now to third place. It is

Albeit CC, i am not a Panerai fanboy. So i feel no offend at all. I guess Panerai is difficult to level because they owned by Richemont. Richemont is a money machine, so love can be lost for the products. Customers is another subject. I am afraid if all c

A few more shots, this time on the wrist. And catching some different light (albeit still indoors).

To some, what I’ve put together below is no secret; but for me it’s been a truly fun ride and learning process. This story/post begins here: 2 mos ago I spotted and felt suddenly and bizarrely compelled to buy this 90s Speedy Auto Date MK40 (3513.53), iss

Quick shot together with some other time only pieces. The Habring is a nice watch, no question. Of course it’s not as refined as some others on this table, or as complicated as the RL in the foreground. But it was never supposed to be. I’ve said so in a p

im seriously tempted Would love an opinion from an owner

Recently I had the luck to get one of this time piece, thanks to our fellow purist Watchonthewrist.... The timepiece is very well conceived by the Monochrome-Habring team...no-nonsense, straight forward product ! 38mm fully brushed steel case with lug to

The MB watch is unique and intriguing and a joy to view it. And Patek has that special and unique characteristic to make watches which look classy and elegant in any occasion be it a formal or "serious" event or a Casual one. Always Chic. No need to menti

Goes well with long sleeves and a tie, and goes equally well with blue jeans. And the subtlety of the jumping seconds complication, appreciated only by watch geeks, is a definite bonus