Horological Meandering

I call it "Guilloche Brulee" because the dials are literally torched like a creme brulee! Kind of interesting that watch dials are now torched and "blued" like blued screws are!

In May 1985, it was still called ASUAG-SSIH, just 21 months after the shotgun marriage The chairman (François Milliet, not Hayek) gave a wide-ranging speech, whose French text was originally published in Revue FH I have machine-translated as two parts: Review of the 1975-1985 crisis including: 1) di

Read about it here: Handmade guilloché and heat treatment make for an exciting collaboration Specifications Functions Hours and minutes Manual winding Case 38mm diameter, 10.9mm thickness, 44.5mm lug-to-lug 316L stainless steel and a polished-brushed finish Domed sapphire crystal front and rear, wit

I don’t post much these days, but this watch I will always associate with this forum and its longstanding champion, Nico, a/k/a Vlad. I fell in love with this watch when it was first released almost 20 years ago, in large part thanks to his pictures and posts. At the time,it was only something to dr

The CITIZEN watches, created as part of CITIZEN’s pursuit of the essence of the watch, provide both superior quality and outstanding accuracy. A new limited-edition The CITIZEN model features a striking indigo washi paper dial in kachi-iro, a deep blue colour traditionally associated with victory in

I know this is the Seiko forum, and we are generally getting more serious watches, but if you are looking for a gift or spare timekeeper, here are Citizen's TOP TEN suggestions

I was having the oil in the Blackwing changed yesterday, and there is a Bentley dealer right next door. I could not help but snap a photo in front of these gorgeous orange calipers. Lorige BL-E Gris Circuit, MSRP $33,900 2026 Bentley Continental GT S, MSRP $384,865 (Contact Bentley Denver if interes

I have been going through hell trying to adjust to a new electronic medical record system for the last 10 days. I’m taking a break all the best my friends, Tony.

. . . when it takes less time to decide upon than Roger Bannister took . . . . . . to run the first four-minute mile. 🙂