patrick_yI truly believe the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic Timepiece is tone of the best timepieces in existence today and my top pick for anyone considering a watch around 10,000 Euros. It has got a sporty modernity with a classic look that will stand the test of time. The design is inspired by a 1970s Genta design, sporty, with an integrated bracelet, but now fitted with an elegant slim movement. In Part I we explored the factory in Saignelégier, where the dials and cases were painstakingly crafted...Story

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Cpt ScarletI’ve been on the beach contemplating to best “tool watch” in the real world and keep coming back to the Doxa. I always enjoyed a Rolex Sub or GMT- Master over the years notched up many dives and sailing exploits with my Sub and will continue to do so, but the Doxa proves more and more to be the perfect companion in these strange times. Will the Ultra Deep become the new ultimate tool watch ? I would love to hear your thoughts on this subject and about your favourite tool watch. Best regards Captain ...Story

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patrick_yIn America, we have a little game called "Fantasy Football" and basically it goes like this... You predict which team will win the National Football League. Some people even go deeper, choosing their players and determining what each player scores and tabulates them. Using computer recorded statistics of the performance of all the players, you can determine if your dream team would win or not...Story

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patrick_yModerator Patrick_y interviews rising star independent watchmaker Vincent Deprez. A watchmaking prodigy who started working at Vacheron Constantin at the age of 15, to determine how thoroughly Vincent Deprez makes his watches on his own. Would I make a nice wrist model? I think so. I'm enjoying a lovely Vincent Deprez timepiece on my wrist...Story

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patrick_yWhat's better than a Split Seconds Chronograph? The new MB&F Sequential EVO Chronograph! I had the distinct pleasure of seeing this watch last week in Geneva and all I can say... This is REVOLUTIONARY. An ALL NEW Chronograph Concept! A truly great contribution to Horology! What makes this watch special? Yes, you can see that there are two seemingly independent chronographs. But what is that button at the 9 o'clock position? Here is where the magic happens...Story

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patrick_yC'est le weekend! It's the weekend! Time to shrug off the work week, and now focus on the weekend and what we personally like and enjoy! With W&W recently past us, we're all focusing on the new things... Focusing on what to call our favorite ADs, and beg them for a watch that we will add to our collections and probably only wear once or twice a year. Few pieces this year inspired me tremendously at W&W, so I find myself looking into the past... The things that got away.....Story

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amanicoFrom 1942 to 2022... A celebration of the famous Angelus Chronodato which became, for its 80th birthday, the Chronodate. There is much more than the final letter which changes, here. Angelus totally revisited its icon, to make it much more modern...Story

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amanicoParmigiani has a lot of fans, here, on WatchProSite, and rightly so. With Parmigiani watches, we are far from trends, bubbles, hype. Their watches are made with an extreme care of the details. They are the essence of Horology...Story

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PoyFRWPS enrolment for One of the 20 pieces ***Ready to ship for 31 March 2022*** Strumento In Bronzo WPS2021 Ø43mm watch in Bronze Firenze’s style Watch-Case : Cast Bronze 9mm Winding crown signed NB Rotating bezel Case-back : Titanium grade 5 with personalised engravings Glass : 3mm Domed Sapphire glass Dial : brown painted dial and luminous markers Hour, minutes and seconds hands : Bronze with luminous filling Submersible to 500 meters Movement : Automatic Swiss mouvement (ETA) with personalised rotor Functions ... ...Story

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StoikosTo some, what I’ve put together below is no secret; but for me it’s been a truly fun ride and learning process. This story/post begins here: 2 mos ago I spotted and felt suddenly and bizarrely compelled to buy this 90s Speedy Auto Date MK40 (3513.53), issued only in Japan for a year as I understand. It looks nothing like a Speedy Moonwatch or Racing watch, other than the lyre lugs and the broad white & black pencil hands used in some Speedys over the years. The subdials are oriented 6-9-12; no hesalite; .....Story

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