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Singing on a beautiful, sunny, New England spring day. Enjoying his vibrant red look and peaceful song. Here’s to a great week ahead friends!

. . . nickels and dimes . . . . . . in comparison. Congrats, Don Nico. My hat's off . . . . . . to you. 🥇

A picture from 2014. Some are missing, but the photo is spectacular. Enjoy! Nicolas

Adolfo Natalini did NOT design the orginal Laureato in 1975. GP knows who the designer is but they will only say it was an in-house designer and they will not release his name. After I spoke with Fabrizio (his business partner for over 30 years) last week

Just kidding but it’s amazing how the CB is a true chameleon. It literally changes its “skin/dial”from bright blue to a deep deep blue/black!!! I agree with Christian, this is one of my favorite watches I own. Cheers ❤️

A picture from a while back. Actually I think this was the last time I may have travelled with the CB, these last few years I prefer to travel with something less valuable and less known. Been thinking about this orange strap and so was looking at older p

François-Paul Journe, Thomas Aubert and Dr. Henry Tay.

The original time only Titanium model is for me still one of the best Octo versions to capture the audacious and industrial raw design language of the watch. A watch like no other !! Best, Gerard

Just came back from a longer business trip and one the watches accompanying me was the Grand Seiko SBGR305, the first modern single logo piece. Makes for a great travel watch, easy to pair, adequately robust to deal with the odd rain shower, sufficiently