Horological Meandering

As Nico just raised the possibility of a P25 we were discussing how many members have the P15 and P20 and to do a roll call. As Nico rightly mentioned there have been others, such as the ABP, the 10th Anniversary pieces etc. So here goes a roll call of al

Two straps from Mill Handmade I switched them up and I think I like these two combinations better.

As you well know, these are two of our creations, made and issued to celebrate the 15th and 20th Anniversary of our website. We started from an existing watch and tried to " spice it " a bit, in order to make it according to our taste and the taste of our

my watch and coffee pot...a few of us here have their Spaceone in carbonfiber and titanium.... Happy May Day!

This one is circa late 1930’s, probably a unique piece. It is Cortebert cal. 661, 9 3/4 lignes (21.7mm). Unlike the skeleton small calibers widely used by PP, AP, VC and many other manufactures that are mostly based on the FP cal. 21 (which does not have

So I went to see these watches at my AD who has a fairly good selection of the various dials. The good news is that the colour of the date disc is matching the dial colour of the various creamy white variations. The computer generated pictures on the Nomo

I was looking for something subtle that could be worn in casual and more formal settings. Unfortunately this ain't it. But it did get a trip to Hawaii.

Geneva Report 2024 The best way to start a journey is with some nice food and beers. We arrive at thursday afternoon and start at a cocktail party in Beau Rivage Hotel where some brands was presented. Baltic was there too. I run into a guy with the latest

Not sure how most of you pass yr weekend… Mine starts with heading to nearby mall for a family lunch and taking some wrist-shots along the way. Some wrist shots before food arrives. Good old utility bag that lasted for more than a decade.

Hello, I'm visiting Paris in two weeks and I wonder which watch shops to check out. I like vintage (chronograph) watches. TIA! Kind regards, Bart Thans