I took these photos last month. The first one is with my "strap artisan" friend, who wears a MING GMT. Right after he changed the strap on my watch, we took this photo. Both Lange and MING do few things only but do them well, and both have a strong design

As JLux posted with his Certina diver the other day, a € per meter of WR that had me thinking. While not quite as good a price performance ratio, the 1000m WR in a relatively swelte case for a modern dive watch in the first proper attempt at the genre was

Still remember the day when I first saw the prototype - that was before they were the established brand they are today - and decided to go for both the blue and anthracite dial ones. Great size, titanium, the digital guilloche dial made of sapphire and a

GS start of the week for me. Best, Emmanuel

For me the 27.01 is still one of the most elegant ‘common’ Mings, i.e. not from the ultra high end and very limited end of the spectrum. The treatment of the Peseaux 7001 base movement might be fairly modern but really fits the Ming aesthetic and the thin

Today is last day of Easter and Ching Ming holidays in my hometown. Walked 7.5 km along the harbourfront. A refreshing and slightly sporty way to unwind 😊 Cheers, Henry

Ophion Spectre X Ming polymesh bracelet “POST TENEBRAS LVX”

The Grand Seiko I can relate to for sure (as I can with Habring and Ming 😊) - here it’s milky white cousin 👋🏻🧲

You're right! There's no consistent definition of ultra-thin in the watch industry. A fully functioning movement under 2.0 to 2.5 mm is generally considered to be an ultra-thin watch. Generally, when such movements are cased, they are around 5-6mm thick a

The dog looks really cute too, although I'm surprised you are taking him to the park so soon you need to be careful to not over exercise him at such a young age as his bones are still soft and not fully formed yet. Marc