Ulysse Nardin

The first version? Or the later, one, from 2 years ago, with a world time? Both look terrific, and have terrific proportions, with a diameter of 46 mm. Add the weight of platinum, and it is definitely not everybody's watch. But what a character and a char

I am not a person with the resources to build an extensive high-end collection, and in fact I have not bought one watch this year at any price point—hence my sparse participation here for the last many months. So, when I purchase a watch from a premium br

... since my wife snatched away my silver-dialled Marine Diver: I love the wearing comfort of the iconic rubber/titanium strap with the watch's titanium caseback, especially in summer. And of course the high legibility of the big date and the massive cont

At the Munich station waiting on the Vienna train. Cheers! M4

Maybe I'm behind the times, but this one is new to me. Black titanium. Thank goodness for the gold accents or I'd be sorely tempted. M4

Let me make clear this is not my watch, I have just spotted it on an auction listing - Monaco Legends - and thought that some of you guys would like to dream too! It is very time worn (sorry for that!) but it just adds to its appeal. I've never seen anoth

41 mm platinum case. Christophe Claret was involved in the creation of the movement. And a superb creation playing with transparency, light, colors. Not a fan of Tourbillons, but here, this is a very notable exception. A dream watch, for me. Best, Nicolas

Northern Michigan. Sunrise on the lake. Have a beautiful day. M4

What the hell. I'm bored. M4