Horological Meandering

Home from the Tudor Boutique in Tyson's this morning. Picked up my 2026 BB58, Ref M7939A1A0NU-0001 So far I'm finding the 39mm size wears very comfortably on my 7 inch wrist. I do like that this is sporty without being, as the kids would say, "Big Chungus."

Brief interview with Raketa's British owner....

. . . today. Which Omega are you wearing? Art

Just asking, thanks, Tony

Didn't seem to get as much limelight as other recently released independents but personally feel that Anton Suhanov's latest Flamingo model deserves a shoutout. Case size at 42mm and 11.5mm thick might be a tad large for some folks but really like the clean yet dynamic dial layout with the elegant u

A nice watch indeed, but 2 years ago I passed on it. While the dial is well done, i somehow missed „depth“. A slightly sunken subdial for the seconde foudroyante, like the Breguet 5247 or also Jaquet Droz Grand Seconde offer, would have added the desired depth and would bring the dial more to life i

Schaffhausen/Geneva, April 20 th , 2026: IWC Schaffhausen presents the Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Laureus, the latest in its series of special-edition timepieces dedicated to Laureus Sport for Good. Limited to 1,000 pieces, the 43-millimetre stainless steel chronograph with a characteristic Laureus b

This decorative watch worn on a bangle-type bracelet , the dial of which is cleverly concealed by a cover set with a large diamond , dates from 1868 . Created nearly 30 years after the founding of Patek Philippe, Czapek & Co. in 1839 , it is considered the first Patek Philippe wristwatch , and even

…well, buying it always had multiple intentions and this was one of them. The Habring Erwin “Star” is a completely different watch on the bracelet, especially versus the yellow alcantara strap I’ve had it on for the last three or so years. The dial is much more muted now. Still pops, but not as much