A watch I soo adore “POST TENEBRAS LVX”

Not a novelty, but one which made some good impressions on me. No date and a manual winding movement and I would have jumped on it. Best, Nicolas

Congrats to Czapek, what an amazing journey over the years. To everyone at Czapek, yes, including you Mike, bravo! 🤘😎⌚️

Just got back my watch from a service as it the amplitude was off. While in I asked Czapek if they could paint the 60 and 30 on the subdials to match the chrono tip seconds hand. They obliged and now I have my piece unique from a limited run of 25. Thanks

“POST TENEBRAS LVX”

I’m talking about the Glashütte Original Seventies , specifically, the Chronograph Panorama Date, Ref. #1-37-02-08-02-70. This is the smoked gray dial limited edition version on a steel bracelet. While this is the reference I happen to own, it can probabl

We started late in the evening with a schnitzel as we went up to Stockholm already then because we had an early flight. The weather was great. They serve no beer at 06:30 but at least water and chocolate. After a disastrous start with a water-damaged hote

This decorative watch worn on a bangle-type bracelet , the dial of which is cleverly concealed by a cover set with a large diamond , dates from 1868 . Created nearly 30 years after the founding of Patek Philippe, Czapek & Co. in 1839 , it is considered th

Three emblematic Antarctique models return in lightweight titanium cases with Cosmic blue dials. All images credit: Monochrome