Many watches. Fewer wrists.
What’s your third watch? It’s an honest question – and one that says a lot about you and your collection.
Continue reading “What Was Your Third Watch? For Me, It Was a Glashutte Original Senator Navigator.”
The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms. The world’s first dive watch from the world’s oldest watch brand. It’s a legendary timepiece and a little piece of history. And the Tribute to Aqua Lung model adds some additional pretty special things, too. Continue reading “Review: Blancpain Fifty Fathoms: Tribute to Aqua Lung”
Saturday, May 13, 2017
My Oris “dressier” watch hasn’t seen a lot of wrist time lately, so I put it on this morning. The fact that this watch has a 10-day reserve, a beautiful (but simple) movement and is relatively thin makes it a keeper in my book. Continue reading “Quick Review: Oris Caliber 111 10-Day”
Today I’m bringing out the Tudor Advisor. I like this watch and the alarm complication. It loud but not quite as loud as the alarm on my JLC Master Compressor Extreme World. Continue reading “Today’s Watch Pic: Tudor Heritage Advisor”
Watches are always entering – and leaving – my collection. Sometimes I’m glad to get rid of something. Sometimes I regret a trade. Continue reading “What was I thinking? Trading my Frederique Constant Manufacturer Worldtimer”
It took Omega a few years, but they’ve finally released an adjustable bracelet clasp for micro-adjustments, and I like it. I like it better than the Rolex Glidelock. Continue reading “Omega’s Response to Rolex’s GlideLock”
So, Seiko makes millions of watches a month and almost no hands touch a watch thru the entire production. Grand Seiko makes thousands of watches a year and few machines touch them thru production. Continue reading “Grand Seiko Automatic GMT”
There’s something about a white-face Rolex. You’ve got the Daytona with a beautiful white face. You have the Yacht Master II with it’s HUGE white face with blue accents. And you have the Explorer II. Continue reading “Rolex Explorer II (Polar)”
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