I had a look at your watch pictures posted here to try to understand your profile as a collector (sorry I always do my homework before answering). I gleaned you have a GS (beautiful piece btw), a Rolex OP (great choice), a Seiko Urushi (I have the same pi
I find myself in the market for another JLC after receiving a sizable and totally unexpected bonus at work. I’m thinking STEEL to compliment my recently acquired one in Rose Gold. I admire many of the brand’s novelties but probably looking Geographic or M
The original automatic alarm Memovox was powered by the in-house calibre 825 movement with spring-bumber and date, this was the first ever automatic alarm wrist watch. Only manufactured between 1956 and 1968, and in excellent condition, the very unusual S
A watch I dreamed of while reading everything I could find about the creation of the Tribute to Polaris. Not having been able to find it in France when it was released, I even made the trip to Spain to pick it up. It had this particular dial with salmon i
It has been a very long time I didn't see one in the metal. My first TT Polaris 68 came with the so called " wrong dial " which means " salmon " or pink luminous indices. Jaeger Lecoultre put these dials in the first delivered watches, then corrected that
You paired it really well with the jacket & gloves! And a warm regards to your E 857 from his grandkid as we’re enjoying Memovox Monday 😄 Have a great week ahead, my friend 😊
Hi Patrick, Maybe my disappointment to see some lines disappearing (like the Geophysic line for example, which lasted only a few years and did not survive) and the fact that the Master Ultra Thin family is not so Ultra Thin anymore (inc. Automatic movemen