Nice celadon colored pottery. Coffee so-so Recently I have enjoyed large and larger watches, and this quiet piece serves me well. On a trip last week, I bought a second Roger Dubuis, a 'loud' piece as far as I am concerned. Will post when I can. Excited.
A mite unconventional? Early production RD S37 and the Psychopsis orchid. No, I did NOT make that name up, but I have put in the better part of 3 years coaxing it into bloom.
This one dates from when Roger Dubuis actually was Roger Dubuis, the Sympathie had a shaped crystal, the watches were hand assembled and finished, and every design was a limited edition of 28. I don’t think anybody has made watches quite like this since D
Two hands. New acquisition. The watch weighs a lot (115g, I read somewhere). Obligatory coffee cup & saucer shot The gold rotor (web deco over geneva stripes) captures most of my attention, but the other bits look fine too.
Hi Guys, this is my first post here.. For me, it has actually been love at first sight with Carlos Diaz's earlier works - marveled his art deco styling (also loved what he did while at Franck Muller). Hence in 2001/2, I braved myself to take the plunge an
In the ‘golden age’ of Maison Roger Dubuis (10-12 years since its founding in 1995), every time I looked at its creations, I was mesmerized and enchanted by the boldness, larger than life sizes, the dials, the quality and the respect for tradition on thei
...you all know the drill. Went into a well-known seller of independents today. As usual the sales woman was pretty but also pretty clueless. Some observations; Greubel Forsey are stunning but HUGE. I have a 7.25" wrist and wear a Submariner as a daily, b
Some reworked photos of this beauty belonging to our dear Don Justino ( well, you guessed, from the strap. ) They don't make watches like this anymore... Just superb. Best, Nicolas