Breguet

Gone but not forgotten, this one. Vintage Fifty Fathoms are meant to be kept. Letting one go is a big mistake. Best, Nicolas

My best photo of this watch. Quite tempting, at least for me. Best, Nicolas

One of the cars I owned and which I miss a lot. The concept, the aesthetics... That was a good one. I preferred the 1.8 180 HP over the 1.8 225 HP Quattro because this last one was much heavier, but I would have loved to get the 6 Cylinders 3.2. The interior was great, too. Credit: Bring a Trailer a

Originally launched in 2024 with two models in satin brushed red gold, the polished case finish highlights the luxurious aspects of the timepiece. Here are some impressions, hope you enjoy. Cheers Henrik

One more series from downtown L.A. as my jury days are over, we have reached a fair verdict =)) (Via Google Pixel 8 Pro)

Hello dear friends! As it was shared in posts from our dear friends Gary G (Horological Meandering) and Cazalea (Seiko) a group of members assisted and enjoyed a wonderful GTG organized by Tony R and Dr, No in the Big Apple. Art and me have promised each other that some day we would reunite our Frie

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Patek Philippe 5099RG Gondolo Cabriolet Two Tone 18K RG / WG Rose Dial. Something I really like about lidded watches like this. Maybe it's just the necessary interaction. This one is particularly beautiful. All 28.5mm of it. Photo from European Watch Co. More here: https://www.europeanwatch.com/watc

When I compare my Roger Smith Series 1 to the original Datograph movement, I don’t really see them as competitors because they are trying to accomplish completely different things. To me, they represent two of the highest expressions of watchmaking, but from opposite directions. The Roger Smith is a