Audemars Piguet

"It's Complicated" Thank you to everyone who submitted to this month's WristScan! With 240 photo entries from 15 contributors , the complications theme brought out some truly spectacular pieces — from perpetual calendars and minute repeaters to chronographs and deadbeat seconds. Our four judges have

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A Fellow Skagg EGK electric kettle. What a great addition this has been. Our son sent this to us a while back. Perfect for coffee, as we have become "coffee snobs". Any 'ol coffee just won't do anymore, must be whole bean and fresh. This lets us select the proper temp for the selected roast and with

It's been a long time I didn't post a fresh photo of one of my favorite modern Rolex. Best, Nicolas

I never drive classic cars in the rain, so these static pictures will have to suffice!

Going through some old holiday snaps..... Ko Olina... Waikiki ....Diamond Head in the background. Airplane... still Happy Hour...

Around 1847 , Jean-Adrien Philippe , co-founder of Patek Philippe, developed a movement with central independent dead seconds based on a Victorin Piguet & Cie ebauche . The center independent dead seconds hand can be activated on demand via a pusher located on the band of the case (at 4 o'clock if t

Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante. Reference PCF904-1020001-100182 While snapping this shot I was mesmerized by the slow beat, 21,600 vph, action of the balance wheel. In the fall, I'll retrieve it from the vault and the love affair will begin again. In my opinion, this Tonda PF Minute Rattrapante introdu