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The best foudroyante split second wristwatch ever made by GP or any brand IMHO, and the best looking Ferrari watch in my eyes. Indeed this watch in either rose gold, yellow gold or white gold feels quite hefty, but very comfortable to wear on the wrist. The size is just right. The dial and hands are

Just Google "fifty fathoms launched 1953 site:/" and the first result is landing.blancpain.com Here is the screenshot, just in case this webpage is gone or edited in future. Not going to argue what "launched" really means here, but literally "launched in 1953" is indeed in writing by Blancpa

Beautifully designed and made, technically unsurpassed. The Blast edition is especially cool, as show cased in this great photo. It reminds me of Oechslin's other pioneering works, for example looks wise, Trilogy of Time.

One of the best watches in the last 20 years.

Talking about brand, design, functionality, technology, robustness... and I am a fan of Seamaster

A brand that is dear to my heart.

I don't know what will turn out to be my daily wearer in 2024... probably another simple watch without much complication or at least of relatively simple look, let's see. I started this hobby with Lange & Journe then AHCI independents, vintage and modern Patek... and finally vintage Rolex. I'd say a

...and these two are definitely the keepers.

Not only one of the most beautiful movements ever made, the touch of the chronograph pushers is simply the best, unsurpassable.