Submariner

Two more shots, and after I will make a pause on this one, promised. I am rediscovering it, at the point it will be one of my summer watches this year. Best, Nicolas

New York Times article Sunday 05-10-2026: Sales Are Up. Celebrities Are In. Is Gap Officially Back? ( Richard Dickson has drawn inspiration from the clothing retailer's early days as he tries to regain its cultural cachet. ) Mr. Dickson appears to be wear

On a great strap. Best, Nicolas

Just a text file on my computer from 2004 when I first started shopping, I eventually purchased my 16710 in late 2005. Contents below: 114270 Explorer $4,250 16570 Explorer II $5,000 116713 GMT Master II $8,925 116718 GMT Master II $22,750 16710 GMT Maste

Tudor invited me, among other collectors of vintage Tudor, for a special event, a get together, organized at the Tudor Manufacture on the 15th of April. I know some of the collectors personally, others I met for the first time, with great pleasure. The am

New York Times article Sunday 04-19-2026: Tackling the Trust Factor in the Secondary Market ( Online start-ups aim to clarify pricing and authenticity for pre-owned and vintage watches. ) A picture in the New Times article shows Quaid Walker (chief execut

As I was invited to a Tudor gathering of vintage collectors, I brought this one with me. A perfect companion. And always a thrill to wear it! Best, Nicolas

That remains a goal for me. Blue dial, cool indices and hands, great condition, nice patina and a piece of French History. Best, Nicolas

What's in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other name would smell as sweet... Juliet may have felt that way about Romeo, but is it true for the Rolex Submariner? Would the Rolex Submariner smell as sweet today if the original name was: Sea-Wolf,