Horological Meandering

With the advent of 50th anniversary of Nautilus, it’s time to put this faithful companion back on wrist. One of the most versatile Patek in my collection, good for both sports and formal events The only weak spot is when traveling to different time zones. Have a wonderful weekend, my dear friends. C

Creature of habit....Saturday morning coffee with my Stowa Flieger LE to 90 pieces from 2017, their 90th anniversary. 40mm, no date, no logo, handwound was how I configured mine.

One of my favorite ways to spend an afternoon. Today’s choice.

In order to make you wait for my review on the Super Freak. Best, Nicolas

A bit more powerful than the original. With a bigger engine. Always loved the Z1. Always feared that its original doors have some issues after some years, too. Best, Nicolas

The King of modern Chronographs. In all its beauty. Best, Nicolas

To close my " Tudor Month "... For the moment. On my way to Geneva: And in Geneva! Best, Nicolas

Mach has just informed us that he was one of the lucky ones in the latest raffle for a MAD2 - congratulations there 👏🏻👍🏻 So let’s post some others in the meantime to make the wait less long. Here’s mine (a MAD 1 Green) from the morning walk with the dog today. Any others out there? 👋🏻

Does anyone have an explanation for the insanely high prices most Cartier pieces achieved at yesterday’s Sotheby’sauction? In my opinion, Cartier produces fairly average work …and I don’t mean that negatively. I own a Santos myself, but it’s nothing more special than a Rolex, Breitling, or Panerai.