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This is a true novelty from Arnold and Son, this HM Pietersite dial, in rose gold ( limited to 8 pieces ) and in steel ( only 18 pieces ), both sharing the same dial, the only difference is that the small round markers and hands are matching the color of

But and it is a big but the one thing that they are most certainly not is Ultra Thin and there is nothing wrong with that at all. Arnold & Son have no need to use a false descriptor for these watches as they are beautiful and special enough IMHO to st

The dark, mysterious presence of black onyx provides a dramatic backdrop to the spectacle of the flying tourbillon. All images credit: Monochrome

Chasing today's grey skies with a bit of colour !! Best, Gerard

started the week with this piece. have always enjoyed staring at the mechanism. looks like it's trying to hold back the ticking second hand, but in vain

Arnold & Son Time Pyramid and the Seattle Great Wheel over Elliott Bay

Wearing a particular favorite today: the Arnold & Son Time Pyramid in rose gold. Its legibility may be for the birds, but it's most entertaining to stare at. ;-) Anyone wearing something special this fine day? Have a great week, all!

It is not hard to see why you feel this way about it and I think captivating is a good way of describing it. As it is not just a skeleton watch that is beautiful from either side but it also has a great design of the case and the lugs really grabbed my at

I’m not usually drawn to open-work dials, but the Arnold & Son Nebula completely captivated me: I think it’s the balance. The Calibre A&S5201 isn’t just skeletonized for effect - it’s designed around symmetry. With the seven radiating bridges, twi