Roger Smith

I sat with this for a while because I think I should love it but seeing it brought neither excitement nor disdain, not dismissal, just nothing at all. FB center seconds and offset hour minute, GF style half plate, KV style balance bridge with integrated s

A very interesting version, too. Wear it with much joy! Given the rarity of the S1 in steel, we‘re tracking pretty well here on WPS.

from Roger Smith, Petermann Bedat and Krayon.

For the stainless steel there are officially 33 watches, 11 each in 3 variants: 11 Silver movement, anthracite dial, blued screws 11 Rose Gold movement, Anthracite dial, silvered screws 11 USA edition, 2 tone Black and Silver movement Blue dial, blued scr

and continue to get Rolex and independents from them including Roger Smith and Krayon. I also buy direct from Simon Brette, Kari Voutilainen, Sylvain Pinaud, Dann Phimphrachanh and Petermann Bedat. I don't see them as mutually exclusive. I think it's a go

Got to try a few Greubels out today. I think the older tourbillon GMT might be my new grail. Oddly enough, it’s not much more than the current gmt without a tourb. It wears just like the s2 and double balancier, which don’t feel that much smaller. Amazing

For me it's my Series 5 for the following reasons: 1) beauty 2) rarity 3) handmadeness 4) the person behind this watch 5) the OG master behind Roger Smith 6) my personal engravings behind

I’ve recently added a new piece to my collection, and this one is even further outside my wheelhouse: the HYT S1 Beadblasted Titanium Red (quite a mouthful!). There are many reasons I should have stayed away from this one—the large size (over 45mm), the i

A good year for me.

His workshop is opened to anyone interested to see, and anyone could see his team of watchmakers making watches in the traditional George Daniels methods. He is always inviting people to his workshop. He can also show you the purposes he uses CNC for in h