It edged out its sibling, the Cosmopolite, for a short trip in the same time zone.

Quite cool looking, this one: White or Blue? Best, Nicolas

One of the few tourbillons around with chronometer certification. Mine runs at a very good +3 sec per day. And a thing of beauty at the same time.

I’m lucky that I can wear most watches. I like having an 8-inch wrist, because a 42mm watch with a 47mm lug-to-lug looks medium on me, or just right. I’m about 6’1 and 210 pounds. The case is only 112 grams, but the large, discontinued 42-gram Brogioli cl

that the dealer was trying to move a piece that he knew he shouldn't, it does happen sometime that a piece can fall through the cracks so to speak, or marks can be gotten when someone is not careful taking it out and putting it away. I was at Bucherer her

I am not usually a great fan of Tourbillon watches but this one is really very good looking and as others have mentioned the price is ambitious but then whats a couple of hundred thousand euros in today's money really ) Marc

This Senator Chronometer Tourbillon is a watch to be seen in person to fully admire it. The inverted laser engraving hobnail movement is nicely decorated, the dial dedicated to time includes a superb and original ( aesthetically speaking ) night and day i

Well, technically, into a restaurant for lunch. I had the pleasure today of seeing my old LE #7, and the very good friend I sold it to. I wore my Tutima, so we could unite these two compatriots. I'll stand by my reply to Nicolas' thread below - this 25 pi

I owned it, I loved it. And I sold it to a very good local friend, so I still see it on a regular basis. How about some live photos...

A nicely finished bezel, a superb dial and the movement treatment is outstanding. I understand why some us us madly fell in love with it! Best, Nicolas