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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.

I recall a line I read about Mike Tyson in his heyday to the effect of “some people like him, some people hate him, but everyone respects him!” Respect is what came to mind while going through the JLC website and seeing these novelties. Elegance of design in such complicated pieces, especially a ske

Just picked up the new release. Tried to take regular shots under sun.

. . . hero of Super Bowl XV . . . . . . and instrumental in Super Bowl XVIII with a sack of Joe Theismann and tackle of John Riggins. 😔

Give me a Red 12 and a manual winding movement, and I am in! I don't know who to credit for the first photo, but I will happily credit on request. Best, nicolas

REVERSO TRIBUTE - ENAMEL HOKUSAI THE FALLS AT AOIGAOKA Obviously, in 18k white gold for case and bracelet (and hand painted enamel caseback) this reference is $$$, but good to see JLC may expand bracelet options for the Reverso Editor: Added caseback of the falls