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Lately, it seems that several forum members have been posting not only their Parmigiani watches, but their trio “sets” of PFs. Today, I was lucky to re-join the Parmigiani fold with a trio of my own. Three lovely watches, each with an impressive movement,

SO much nicer in person than in the photos! Usually when wearing the watch on the right, I don't want to trade for whatever else is in front of me. But in this case, I'd make an exception!

The original time only Titanium model is for me still one of the best Octo versions to capture the audacious and industrial raw design language of the watch. A watch like no other !! Best, Gerard

Maybe I should take my old one up there and see if I can make a deal...

A watch I was lucky to see once, only once, in the metal. A platinum model, which was also available in gold ( rose, and maybe white ). The major interest of this watch is its " contradiction ". You could never guess, from the face, that the back would be

Launched in 1985, this first generation was 1200 kg for 195 HP. 4 years later, the 2, 3 4 Cylinders got a bit more power( 215 HP ). That was something to drive and a dream for my ( our ) generation. The interior, quite austere, but not lacking charm.... T

We drove towards the NE corner of San Diego today, in the direction of Lake Poway ( Ring Around the Reservoir ) two weeks ago, but not as far out. Even though we were closer to the city proper, we were still in a bit of wilderness. We went to a pond, then

I guess I've been bad this year, there was nothing from the Santa. So I have to do something about it and get myself at least something that I appreciate. So I went for a hunt in Stockholm and stop by at my friend Roger's Watch Shop. He tell me, just look

From an upcoming auction, this 1872 Waltham with a crystal plate and balance bridge. Has anyone done that recently?

Via Mr. JWW ....