Unfortunately one of these watches where you need to apply care when wearing in public spaces ....and perhaps even more so after the Royal Pop hype !! Best, Gerard
I always liked these gold RO Chrono 39 with the square markers. I own the steel one with white dial, but unfortunately no square indexes on steel versions. I was once very close to buy the white gold version, but negotiation with the dealer was not succes
Not bad after almost 20 years. 🥰 I got this one in 2007. It's discontinued now. A good size for me at 39 mm. I especially like the applied square markers which match the tapisserie dial. These engine cut dials were the last few batchea being made Stern Cr
So we started with a 126500LN - this one. This was the first speed bump. I had paid the deposit and awaited delivery of the Daytona from my AD but in the meantime the model changed from the 116500 to 126500. One of the changes related to the lug design. T
After 20 months with the team at Artisans de Geneve I received my homage to the 6263 ROC dial Daytona - Pink Beach. Rolex never actually made this particular watch but I wanted something that while modified was sensitively undertaken. With your response -
Two weeks straight on the wrist and still not bored! Next week, I might have to force myself to wear something else(the others are getting jealous)! Also very happy with the accuracy, after the initial two-three days, it settled in at +2s/day, and that it
Sweet-spot sizing across the Royal Oak line, but it really shines on the Chronograph. The F. Piguet 2385 is the unsung hero here. Ultra-thin, beautifully proportioned, and it allows the case to wear exactly how a Royal Oak should: sleek, balanced, and sli
Some of you might remember my original post when sometime last November, I picked up this “barn find” Audemars Piguet chronograph, while walking around in Manhattan’s diamond district. It was an honestly worn twenty three years old watch, as it turned out