Many watches. Fewer wrists.
The El Primero movement is legendary – driving the first generation Rolex Daytonas for many years. A striking 10th complication – where that seconds hand FLIES around the dial once every 10 seconds is awesome (and I am sure my watchmaker will agree as no telling what it’s longevity might be. Continue reading “Review: Zenith El Primero Striking 10th”
Seiko threw everything but the kitchen sink at the SBGC001 and thankfully, most of it stuck. Continue reading “Review: Grand Seiko Chronograph”
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”
This is a duplicate of a post I made on Watchuseek forums on April 5, 2015.
Sad day as my new Limited Edition Homage to Nicolas Rieussec Montblanc has gone to the big mainspring in the sky…
Continue reading “And my Montblanc Nicholas Rieussec Limited Edition died…”
“That looks just like a Rolex Datejust.” No, it doesn’t. It doesn’t at all. Continue reading “Review: Omega Constellation Globemaster”
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”
I take a more in-depth look at the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chrono in this video.
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