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The Mustang was launched 60 years ago today ! The original car was $2368.00 and that came with a six-cylinder engine, bucket seats, full carpeting, padded instrument panel, all-vinyl upholstery, and full wheel covers. It had the look of luxury at a low ba

strap following my previously post www.watchprosite.com Personally I like it because the orange stitching matches the orange body of the dragon 🐉 What do you think 🤔? Stitching or no stitching and why ?

Considering I don’t know the lady in question. 😂 More seriously, I have been looking at this the past few days and wondering. Perhaps if the case was smaller I may be more committed. It’s 40mm. I don’t own a boat, and I don’t sail. And I’m not particularl

Wrist shots to follow (gotta run out). For now, suffice to say . . . WOW! 🤩 Thanks (or curses, depending on how you look at it) to MichaelC, aka Vlad2 (isn’t Nicolas Vlad1?) for steering me on to the Parmigiani brand. M4

A nicely done 39mm, no-date re-edition. But, I guess the combination of a glossy, black dial and the gilt prints are a bit more appealing to me (being a vintage nerd). But: well done anyway by Longines. Cheers, HSTE

A 110 1300s: A110 1600: A110 1800: Credit:: Wsupercars, Classic Driver and Invaluable dot com Enjoy! Nicolas

As many of you know I really love vintage inspired Longines. I already have several ones and was looking to add one of these two newer references. The power reserve model is 38mm while the other is 40mm. Personally I prefer 40mm but when I tried the power

Cheers everyone!

The longest time I have ever to wait for a watch but its worth every second of the wait. It is an absolutely stunning piece of work.

At least in my mind, Patek has a history of shunning the norm and taking their own direction (like when they left the Geneve seal standard to create their own PP seal, which is completely without outside accountability, when you think about it, but nobody