Girard Perregaux

Ferrari Luce, Get you some of that! Source: tuningblog.eu

Cheeky Kant =)))

one from this afternoon. They run pretty close to one another. Not bad for 50+ year old watches.

Rolex Land weller 40 ref.127334

I never had watches smaller than size 39mm. Will it be too small at 37mm even though I have small wrist! I owned the GMT at 41mm.. that a reduction of 4mm! Any kind soul can post the wrist shot of it?

My friend will be working in Riyadh soon (for a 2-3 year contract) and is very interested in visiting the Riyadh Patek AD (perhaps multiple ADs?) to pursue a steel Nautilus. He fully understands the extreme scarcity, waiting game, patience required, consistent visits and friendly, open communication

My friend will be working in Riyadh soon (for a 2-3 year contract) and is very interested in visiting the various Riyadh Rolex ADs to pursue a steel GMT. He fully understands the waiting game, patience, consistent visits and friendly, open communication. However he's unaware of the local sensibiliti

Still in love with this line, at the point I would gladly consider this one, the Pre Vendome 301/A or 304, and the huge PAM 300 or its titanium version, the PAM 603. Credit Antiquorum and our friend Jatuka. Best, Nicolas

While many elements reference Tudor's historical dive watches, the ceramic construction and METAS certification firmly anchor this new model in the present. Is this supposed to be black or gray? Anyone have thoughts on this?

I was looking for the closest time only expression of a “calatrava” within the Jaeger Lecoultre vintage catalogue, and came across this very attractive 33mm e165 model. Really love how the triangle indices reflect light and makes it in some angles very jewellery like. The dial might have a bit too m