Polaris

Born on February 8, 1983 in Hokkaidō, Japanese watchmaker Masahiro Kikuno is one of the most original and unique independent creators . He became the youngest member of the AHCI (Académie Horlogère des Créateurs Indépendants) and the first Japanese full m

If you own any version (or versions) of the deep sea, would love to see pics. Here’s mine.

The King of Cool. Whatever the weather.... Best, Nicolas

One of JLC’s ‘quiet releases’ this Watches & Wonders: In fact, the boutique’s sales associate was surprised I knew about the piece, which was not on display but hidden in a drawer. I asked if there was a rubber strap option. She said not at this time

Not vintage (yet) but certainly create the feeling.

Schaffhausen/Geneva, Switzerland, April 14 th , 2026: IWC Schaffhausen unveils the Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive at Watches and Wonders in Geneva. This next-generation tool watch has been specifically designed and engineered from the ground up for the u

Not surprised to see a ton of folks wearing Rolex, but I’m certain that I won’t see anyone wearing a Tribute to Deep Sea. This is what I love about this watch. Don’t get me wrong, I miss owning my Sub LV, but for now, I’m happy with my JLC.

I don’t dare to say “gone” because JLC draws so much from past designs. I’m starting to imagine a modernized 42-44mm version? Who knows? With very daring designs from our favorite brand. I like to think of it as a Polaris grandson? You should try it on my

The outside side : The inside one : Still have to find the booklet for the Polaris II Best Ø

Thanks to Patricepi, with whom I had coffee in Bordeaux while he was there for a Panerai event… The three Polaris II watches were brought together : Thanks to Patrice, I got to wear this rare Polaris II red / cranberry on my wrist! What a treat—this model