And different music suits each one. But here are a few that I indulge in: Tchaikovsky 4th symphony, mov't 2: Chopin Mazurka Op. 17 no. 4: Solaris Theme (Bach arr. Artemiev): Rachmaninoff Fantasie-Tableaux, Barcarolle: Nougaro Ile de Re (arr. Dyens):
I think this is my favorite freak thus far. I'm not into the colors/patterns on the case/lugs, but the case shape, dial, everything else is just sublime.
It's always fascinating to see where certain marks of human artifice turn up. Another more extreme example being the Isachsen C-47 wreck, also in Canada!
This shouldn’t come as a surprise… nevertheless very cool to see. The Tudor sub is one of the first vintage watches I fell in love with, seeing pictures of it online.
Hello all, I find myself in Europe for musical pursuits again. However, this time I'll have a few days of free time to spend in Amsterdam. If anyone has a favorite vintage watch/clock shop, museum, or other time-related point of interest in the city that you feel is worth visiting, I'd love to hear
Thickness still a major issue though... Would love to see more manual wind or compensated quartz inside these cases and dials, since Seiko evidently doesn't feel that they need to make a thinner automatic.