Georg

A few friends love them, others have said it feels like wearing an ingot on the wrist. So I'd like to try one out first before committing to a custom piece. My favorite ones are the batch done for a korean retailer. Very funky!

Having championed Marco’s work since 2003 in the US, I’m very familiar with his watches and him. Personally have owned a Johann initially, as the FIII wasn’t yet created when I got that piece. Since then, in 2017 when he showed the Georg in Baselworld, I

I’d get the Georg certainly. I have the Friedrich III in rose gold with cathedral hands and it is beautiful there is no denying that but Georg, its sculpted and shaped case, the unbelievable caliber, it is just something else. Heck I’m thinking of buying

The Georg is thick and visually looks large. I opted for the cathedral hands on the F-III as the pike hands make the watch too modern

But this one is still haunting me:

Still quite tempted by the Georg: What is there not to like! And then, it was the Friedrich III’s: Absolutely love these Cathedral hands: Not the best look at the engine room with the plastic: This blue is absolutely stunning: But I prefer the Cathedral h

Photo credit: Lang&Heyne The case design and details are just gorgeous and that movement was the reason for me to fall in love with watches.

I had the enormous pleasure of meeting up with an enthusiast if Independent watchmaking, whom I’ve conversed with over the past 6 years online. We got to enjoy a couple of hours of horology geeking out and he had some stunning pieces to share. Amongst the

Exquisite is the word. Maybe deliciously outdated, too. But a watch full of charm, and be careful, the movement is a killer! A shot to let you see the decoration of the case: And the killer movement! Best, Nicolas

Sadly for me, it won’t be the Albert. Which when knowing the story behind it, who made it and why, means so much. The direction change is understandable given the ownership structure and management style. For me, fundamentally the shift from when Marco wa