Horological Meandering

Then on to Hilton Head SC… Followed by Charleston SC and a marina that dwarfs any other I have seen, including Cannes and Monaco it’s new Megadock is not to be believed! to be followed by Norfolk which became the adventure of a lifetime… leaving the harbor. We were intercepted by a nuclear submarine

I crewed on my friends yacht from Stuart FLA to NYC. Had a few challenges along the way but what a trip!!! Started out in Stuart (just north of palm beach) zipping (if 60 mph is zipping) through the intercoastal…swimming pools…movie stars Signed a slip contract for Solitaire next winter at this love

Credit: Bulang And Sons. Superb dial with warm tritium dots and hands. And the lack of date makes this dial look so pure! Best, Nicolas

Artime ART-03 “For the pleasure of the eyes” as Nico would say.

British Class.

A nice detail, the distortion of the glass... Well, the movement is not bad looking, either. Best, Nicolas

French, small rotor, thin and $2500.

it for the "cool factor"? I personally have no use for a chronograph, therefore have never owned one and probably never will. I have absolutely nothing against them. For those of you that own them do you use the chronograph function, or did you get it for the "cool factor"? I can see how one could b

The legendary Gino Macaluso ❤ Maybe there would be no Laureato today if not for him. It was under his leadership of Girard-Perregaux that the first Laureato automatics were created. The Laureato 8010 in 1995. The Laureato-Olimpico Chronograph 8017 in 1996. He was an architect by training. A champion