Horological Meandering

Baselworld 2013: Highlights from Romain Jerome The world of watchmaking is as diverse as never before and offerings cover all market ranges, complications and tastes. Sometimes you cannot make out the wood for the trees and the danger is you miss an inter...  

I still don't like their watches, but at least now I, as a prototypical demanding customer, am LOOKING at them, rather then dismissing the brand offhand... A

having an open mind does come with surprises! Thanks for your comment, Magnus

towards offering something horologically interesting.

... thank you for that interesting report. I am glad to see that Mr. Emch is developing the brand, but keeping its embodied "DNA". Regards, Marcus

the skills he learned at Jaquet-Droz, a brand that he very carefully developed as upon the essence (as biologist I have a problem to combine DNA and watch in one sentence ;-)) as he perceived it. Its interesting to witness where he drives RJ. Cheers, Magn... 

... I hated the introduction of "DNA" into the marketing babble, but after years and years of being exposed to its use, I apparently have adopted it. Shame on me ... Marcus

That watch has actually GAINED in resale...funny. So has the Moondust.

I think its safe to call you a 'certified rogue' when it comes to champion unusual, unknown and under-appreciated watch brand and -makers. I remember myself being full of resentments against the RJ brand when I learned of it first time. It was only after ... 

I am a crazy chap. I am happy to read any response to my small remarks. Really...I think I was very very alone in RJ Titanic. I hope that as the purists grow, they become self aware. Notice I said "they", becuase you are already self aware. It is a great ... 

Thanks Magnus, Strong, individual designs. I really like the Moon Orbiter and despite its bulk it seems to sit well on the wrist. Interesting movement architecture as well, so it's not a case of fluff over substance. Well done RJ. Thanks for the report. A...