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I haven't posted in a while because I've been boring. A few years ago in attempt to consolidate the collection I fell into this Greubel Forsey Signature 1. It didn't make sense to me at first - checked none of the boxes that I normally look for in a watch

Mine finally arrived yesterday. Have to be careful with the crown, hope I don't lose it along the way. Airain has revived several "legends" and the Sous-Marine does not disappoint - The Parmentier crown, 200m waterproof, golf plated hands and a well made

. . . ever. Casey was our Photography Forum moderator for many years until his passing in February. I had relatively few interactions with him but he was a valued colleague, always willing to help judge this theme of Personal Best at least three, maybe fo

It hasn't been easy to get to this point. Every Latest Series Rolex has never been available as a Rolex in regular production. In 2008 when I was looking for my 16710, I had to travel many km before I found what I was looking for, because they were only a

The Langematik Jubilee and the Credor Kuon. Seeing their pure and (almost) immutably white dials on my wrist never fails to bring me joy. The Jubilee needs no introduction. The Kuon, quietly introduced last year, may be less familiar. For those interested

White gold case, black jade dial. The back side is worth a vie, too... An automatic movement can be very nice, especially when it is a micro rotor. Best, Nicolas

Be it by his generosity sharing his wide knowledge and passion for Omega watches, or his passion for music and classic cinema, his awesome anecdotes or his wizardry at the pool table our dear Art devotes a lot of time and efforts to our Community. I was v