I've been in Miami all week for a work thing and had some meetings strategically close to the 1916 store. the standout piece for me was definitely the De Bethune JPS diver. I didn't realize that the outer bezel was so reflective. It looks great and the li

Trying it out in white… brought out the white bezel rather nicely I thought?

An evocation of a myth, for me. The DB 4 Zagato. Well, it cannot compete with THE original, in my opinion, but quite a nice one. Best, Nicolas

When in the process of upload , it says : Failed to upload db. Null record set. Does anyone experiencing the same?

My DB28 has been to service twice, the first time for dirt / debris on the inside of the dial from (maybe) going in the water with the crown out. Oops! The did a full cleaning gratis (I paid shipping) and had they watch back to me in maybe 4 months. The s

I'd lean toward the Starry Seas myself, since I can't resist De Bethune's blued titanium, and I don't think there's anything else like that microlight texture out there. Open dials and mirror polishing are more commonplace design features, and besides, yo

Think I already asked the question about how DB after sales service but interested since I'm definitely valuing this more than ever. Tried on both the starry seas and the steel wheels. I honestly thought that the starry seas would be the easy pick but I l

Much like the odd but charismatic mid-career work of Frank Lloyd Wright, the DB20-24 series was an odd tangent in De Bethune's design journey. They have almost nothing in common with the prior and subsequent De Bethune models, and they're sort of a design

dinner event in HK this week, as well as the other ‘26 novelties. The DB28 Tourbillon was actually revealed at the event as well as internationally. Quite the event.

Lots of great entrants in all categories this month. I particularly liked the Rexhepi - a rare bird indeed. The blued titanium on the DB range is a joy to photograph- it always helps to have a great model🤣