Jaeger-LeCoultre

Amanico style pic.

Via Undecided YouTube channel....

The "Mesure du Temps 1787" collection heralds the start of a new decade at Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud, a nod to the master-watchmaker's written work. It continues the architectural evolution that began in 2025 with the Naissance d'une Montre 3 project. Divided into several chapters, this collec

KEY FACTS: Four exquisitely detailed reproductions: grand feu enamel miniatures of Hokusai’s Waterfalls in four 10-piece limited editions Showcasing the Métiers Rares™: hand-guilloché and enamel dials with miniature-painted case backs representing almost 100 hours of work for a single watch Celebrat

THE CELEBRATED DESIGNER REIMAGINES THE ICONIC OBJET D’ART, CRAFTING THE ESSENCE OF TIME KEY FACTS: n Calibre 568, an aesthetic rebirth: reinterpreted through a monochromatic palette, revealed within the purity of its Baccarat crystal case Celestial complications, elevated: a poetic interpretation of

A QUINTESSENTIALLY MODERN TIMEPIECE FOR GLOBAL NOMADS KEY FACTS: A deft marriage of design and watchmaking expertise: featuring the new Calibre 256, manually wound and offering 12 days of power reserve, integrating the Memovox alarm complication, pursuing the collaboration with celebrated designer,

went for a spin, earlier this evening

innovations continue while balanced with more colorful dials and straps to bring in younger collectors. The average age of Patek collectors is around mid to late 40s. As Cubitus was created with a younger crowd in mind, I see this strategy continuing step by step. In terms of innovation, the automat

Have been wearing my Bradley Taylor Lutria a fair bit. He is announcing a new watch later this month. It's a big step up IMO. But meantime here's my Lutria on a strap from Atelier Kai. Kai has a long wait but some CRAZY leather selection and good quality.

A special one. The purest expression of the 1019, in my humble opinion.