Time Pyramid

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!

The Arnold & Son Time Pyramid in rose gold. I'm a little distressed by the more recent iterations of this watch - they strike me as somehow gaudy, what with the profusion of materials and finishes on the "dials". I think some simplicity works better with

This is an interesting question, and a tough one for me. I try not to have any one "favorite", but the question is a bit more nuanced than that, isn't it? Takes some thought. A few contenders come to mind for me, but the two that are duking it out in my e

Impossible to tell the time with, I suspect, but still looks awesome. The Arnold & Son Time Pyramid is likewise beautiful and marginally legible, but I love watches like this anyway. I appreciate that you have to take a moment to examine the (not) dial to

Underdog: Someone who is hardly noticed (The Urban Dictionary) I’m sure many of us have brands we think of as over-hyped and overrated (names will not be mentioned ;-D), but perhaps likewise some that we admire and feel worthy of more attention and respec

Maybe there are a few WPS participants out there who have never sold or traded away a watch, but if you’re like me, chances are there were a few dearly departed members of your collection that you let go of for one reason or another. In light of a couple

6 Travel Watches: A Comparative Review I never intentionally set out to collect travel watches. Yet here I am, having recently purchased a sixth, and finding myself in possession of a small collection of carefully curated timepieces with dual-time display

Miltoniopsis orchid I brought into bloom and the Time Pyramid. Beauty in all forms for the weekend - I hope everyone else is experiencing some of the same! Looking around at what's blooming right now, and thinking about doing a series like this, but with

I don't envy you having to make choices here! Watches with a story are extra special, and I loved seeing everybody's entries. A bit of back story on my Reverso Chronographe Retrograde: the reference dates from the year my daughter was conceived (not born)