Rolex

I wore this one for the last ten days, with great pleasure. And for a few more days, at least till the next week-end. So prepare yourself to see some pictures of this one, in May. Here, my first two shots: Best, Nicolas

liked it, I also enjoyed how the orange hand pops on the dial. They also had a preloved Explorer Whilst sharing obvious similarities two very different feeling watches.

While an Explorer II would have been the classic choice here, my Speedy also was a great companion.

The green dial in the steel watch could have been timeless without the sunburst dial - just keep it matte for the really good stuff. They did this with the milgauss as well - it was perfect with the matte black dial - then they go sunburst blue and all of

I now have only two Rolex watches - he explorer II is one of them. Other models, I just got tired of seeing them everywhere ... Love it on a bracelet, but I think also looks great on a strap

Rail, Cream Dial. A charm. Cool on a Nato, too. Best, Nicolas

The phantom hands make this model the last of its kind!

My Patek Aquanaut 5167A has been my daily go-to, do anything watch for over 10 years, but recently I somehow managed to beat it up too much, and the hour hand got knocked out of position (I still have no idea exactly how this happened). With the Aquanaut