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Upon receiving the Berneron Mirage 38/34 watch, the author was impressed by its unique design and exceptional quality. Despite its asymmetrical shape, the watch had a sense of fluidity in motion. Its

Excitement for the Berneron Mirage debut watch by Sylvain Berneron, Creative Director at Breitling, reaching official release in October 2023. Unique dimensions of 37.5mm by 33.5mm with 4.90mm thickne

Sure don't make 'em like they used to. Been looking for a vintage Movado Celestograf for a few years now and when I saw this one mentioned by the guys at Hairspring I had to have it: For those who are

In an article titled 'Berneron Mirage - Realized', the author shares details about Sylvain Berneron's eponymous brand and the Mirage watch.

The article discusses the history of the Ebel brand in the 1980s, highlighting the significance of its El Primero movements and distinctive design elements. Despite being considered an acquired taste,

Owning a grail watch, like a Patek Philippe, after years of anticipation is a surreal experience filled with time and emotion.

Halfway through the wait for a KV watch ordered in 2021, the author is about to start the design process. Considering details like downsizing the case, changing the GMT disk, and incorporating a perso

The author reflects on purchasing the Patek Philippe 5712, a watch he has wanted since originally engaging with watches. The 5712's dimensions, wearing comfort, and unique aesthetics are highlighted.

This is one that I have always had my eye on and that has been on my wish list for a couple of years - although my AD told me that he has rarely seen these. I planned on the 5226 being my next Patek,

The good, the bad, and the ugly. Well, in this instance, I want to go in the reverse. The ugly : I bought the watch in September 2021. Immediately, I noticed issues with winding efficiency. I would we

It took me a long time to get my first Rolex - specifically, I purchased a 36 mm Rolex Explorer 124270 to celebrate the birth of my son last year. I engraved his initials on the case back, and plan to

Please follow the link for Part I of this journey. 4 months. A mere 4 months. That is the short period of time that has elapsed since I posted Part I of this journey - thereby commencing Part II. Part

Moderator Edit: We've got another post started that's very similar to this one. These posts were made only TWO MINUTES APART! Kudos Josh! You're on a hot topic! Please continue your conversation on th

What are your favorites from the show? And have you made any moves to add one or more to your collection? I'll get this started with my big 3: Patek 5230P: For me, the star of the show. Put my name do

We just returned from Geneva, among other places. While we stayed with family for most of our time in Geneva, the last evening of our trip we stayed in the Mandarin Oriental, which was quite nice: Aft

In the late oughts, I started my journey as a watch enthusiast in earnest. I had always had at least a passing an interest in watches – owning and wearing, at various times, a Casio calculator watch,

Hello! This is a brief follow up on my thread from April . I had been doing a lot of internal debating prior to April, and have done even more internal debating since then. I tend to obsess about thin

Very, very long-time reader, and I believe first-time poster. I took an extended break from purchasing watches, in an effort to enjoy the watches that are already in my collection (a JLC dress watch,