Royal Oak Chronograph

Two weeks straight on the wrist and still not bored! Next week, I might have to force myself to wear something else(the others are getting jealous)! Also very happy with the accuracy, after the initial two-three days, it settled in at +2s/day, and that it

I was told it has a transparent back cover, but this is the only picture I can find online.

Sweet-spot sizing across the Royal Oak line, but it really shines on the Chronograph. The F. Piguet 2385 is the unsung hero here. Ultra-thin, beautifully proportioned, and it allows the case to wear exactly how a Royal Oak should: sleek, balanced, and sli

Some of you might remember my original post when sometime last November, I picked up this “barn find” Audemars Piguet chronograph, while walking around in Manhattan’s diamond district. It was an honestly worn twenty three years old watch, as it turned out

In the last couple of days I did a little “watch reconnaissance”, checking out boutiques and second hand shops, touching bases with old dealer friends, see some forgotten references and also new releases that we might not see in the official AD’s, plus I

could someone give a raise to the technical team at AP and have a serious discussion with the person in charge of the new logo?

That was a very cool looking one, but here I had two issues, the date and the comfort on my wrist. This one is in steel: A view on the case back: It also existed in rose gold and in platinum. Best, Nicolas

A rare bird I only saw once... Cool, with these subtle touches of blue. Best, Nicolas

The date window might look clear in pics (and perhaps its my old eyes), but I do sometimes get the date wrong! A less common Offshore Diver, in RG with a titanium bezel (which makes little sense if I'm honest, because this weighs a some and strapping it o

Always a great pleasure to have this design icon on the wrist. But also always a challenge to avoid scratches !!!! Best,Gerard