If you could only keep one
Like many other people here I've often asked myself which watch I would keep if I had to let everything go and I keep going back to the searambler. Not too big, not too small, great water resistance. It keeps on looking better with every new scratch and h...
As much as I enjoy my Searambler…
I do not think it would be the finalist if I was to only keep one. If I take the emotional aspect out of it, it would either the Grand Seiko SBGH035 or the Habring2 Foudroyante. Both are completely under the radar, sufficiently interesting horologically a...
A good choice
I've even seen people swim with them, although diving sounds a bit too much!
I get too literal on this question
That is, I start asking questions like, "Why only one?" Is it because I'm getting unexpectedly marooned on an island, Gilligan-style, and so I only have the watch I'm wearing? In that case I want my toughest and most reliable watch. Is it because I have t...
It gets easier with time
That's how I feel getting older but then I've never been a hoarder and I don't even consider myself a collector.
Explorer 2
Since age 14 a dual timezone Rolex was the object of my (horological) affection. All those years of admiration of the GMT MASTER and then I tried this on. Even the sales representative was surprised I would choose this over a GMT 😊 ...
A great shot of a great watch
I wish they would reissue one closer to the original ex2
