MING 17.03

In many ways the bluest watch I have - a back in the day limited edition of 25 pieces, with Ming Theon experimenting with hand blues titanium cases. One of the more discrete ways of displaying a second time zone, too 🌏 Any other 17.03s or Mings around?

The Ming 27.01 is probably the most versatile among watch I have, nicely dressing up or down depending on strap. Here on the blue suede one that comes with the 17.03 Ultra Blue with a summery combination. Finally the temperatures are starting to match the

Really like the green here 👌🏻👍🏻 Ming experimented with heat colored titanium some time back. The 17.03 Ultra Blue was the result.

The Grand Seiko SBGM might give you the complication you want in a very understated and very reliable package: Now if you want something aviation inspired but without a chronograph, finding a vintage Minerva Pythagore Aviation with its Cathedral hands cou

Many of you who know me know that I'm a big fan of Ming - I was lucky enough to pick up the original 17.01 when it launched in 2017, and fell in love with the brand. The 19.02 worldtimer is my newest addition and marks my sixth ming and first 19 series Mi

Bring the Ming, I tell myself today, as I head out to the warm, embracing waters. This 17.03 GMT model with automatic Sellita movement is the only Ming watch in my collection In the bright sun, the dial takes on different hues, which is reason enough to w