Seiko

In Atlantis first vacation in a year and a half…cheers my friends!

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A 156 HP rocket.

*Imaged borrowed from www

Is this perpetual calendar a must-have for any watch collection? A new addition from the final year of production.

I understand how much deserved praise the five link bracelet has received. It is beautiful and has a terrific “on the fly adjustment”. However, for a strap guy it also adds a lot of bulk -mainly from the center links. With those removed -it’s a slimmer feeling Black Bay on 2 piece NATOs I’m trying

I have become enamored - even obsessed - with the Lost Indies. Twenty five years ago, when the Independent movement really started, people were making crazy watches. Houses like Hautlence, Urwerk, and MB&F took off, and this week’s release of the HM12 was a nice reminder that there are still people

In - I dare to say - immaculate condition. Cheers, HSTE

A nice and freaky patent holder from the time whan IWC was a watch-tech company with Lothar Schmidt (owner of Sinn Watches) at the helm of the IWC watch "lab". Cheers, HSTE

The watch is from ca. 1992. There were the ff. references (colors referring to the colors of the dials): 5215-001: rhodium plated (93 pieces) 5215-002: black (20 pieces) 5215-003: white (12 pieces) 5215-004: white with roman numbers (10 pieces) So, overall, I guess in todays context we could call th