Daniels Anniversary

The DANIELS Anniversary Watch. It’s in yellow gold. Very affordable. Ok made. Easy to come by. Seriously look at initial release of JLC Duometre Chronographe and Lunaire models. Both released in limited edition with gorgeous antique white dial. A true joy

in 2016 just before placing my order. I remember being quite forward and asking him 'if I decided to place an order, what would happen if something had happened to him' to which he reassured me that he had trained his small team to carry on his work to th

Your comments are very appropriate. English watchmaking style of George Daniels meant more of frosted/gilded bridges and plates and rather austere angles and modest bevelling. Whilst I agree that this is not inferior in any way, I feel Daniels’ watches de

I actually tried it on courtesy of A Collected Man in 2016 and it was too large for my wrist at 40mm and the lugs as you can did not curve. Quite a nice watch but too yellow for me. And for the record, Roger Smith made every single one of these Anniversar

I have just received a personal email from Roger Smith who confirms your figure of 100 watches and I had totally forgotten that apart from his own watches, Roger had been busy making the Daniels Anniversary watches. It was a nice touch for Roger to write

"Watchmaking" BOOK - signed by George Daniel AND Roger Smith together. Dated 1999, which would have been just when they were working on the Daniels Anniversary pieces design AND when the first Omega De Ville Limited Edition model was released with George\

for enlightening me about the Simplicity. I will spend the next three days at Salon QP in London and hopefully arrive at a decision next week You have an amazing collection if your Daniels Anniversary and RW Smith is anything to go by. Collectors like Sam

I actually tried on a Daniels anniversary a few days ago and felt that the RW Smith series 2 was more appealing. Not just the price but the Daniels only comes in yellow gold and I am partial to rose (as you are to white) and the lugs of the RW Smith curve