Independents

The Krayon Anywhere is a very simple watch at first glance, but it’s that deceptive simplicity which makes it so wonderful. It is really just a Time Only watch, with the additional complication of telling us what time the sun will rise and set. The Anywhe

I captured this beauty at a recent Neighborhood Watch Club event. What an absolute beauty in person. The Chronometre Artisans in titanium with a rose gold hand engraved dial. 39mm of pure goodness!

. I’ve been dying to see one of these in the flesh ever since it was announced: www.watchprosite.com From the start, I loved everything about it — the design, the proportions, the vintage cues. It all spoke to me. But I had one lingering concern: the brus

Elevators are only second to car interiors to take wristshots

A quick stop by the M.A.D. Gallery in between running around Geneva very quickly with my family earlier this week. I also made the mistake of driving into downtown; nightmare. I will not do it again! I got to see the recent M.A.D.2 which as suspected wear

Limited to 100 pieces, this was unveiled back in October: Surprised to see it available in the display case: Then again, the pricing is quite steep, especially since this utilizes a Dubois Dépraz chronograph module.

Deployant.com had a great article here: deployant.com about sub-brands or entry level brands from great independent watch makers. It’s an interesting part of the market that seems to be expanding more and more with Grone Odenzaal coming on the scene most

After landing at SJC, I headed to Menlo Park to visit H. Moser & Cie’s boutique, which I discovered from a LinkedIn post. I didn’t realize MB&F also had a boutique. Just by chance, the North American Sales Representative was there with both Specia