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Last Friday, I was invited by VC New York, to see and examine the new novelties of the W&W 2026. The event was well organized, the staff was fantastic(I happen to know them for a long time), all watches were initially prohibited from examination(behind glass windows), but a bit later, under the effe

As they say… go anywhere, do anything !

This version had a Skateboarder and Sushi theme

Hey everyone. I'm brand new on this forum, but have been a fan of mechanical, and specifically independent, watches for a while (member of Rolex Forum since 2020). I'm organizing the Stanford Horological Society's Inaugural Event, and there will be independent brands present (MB&F + others). Our goa

Kim Young-Deok (Eugene Kim) and Jeon Ji-Hyun (Amy Jeon) formed Amy Eujeny in 2012. The Amalgamation of their English names was the basis for the brand name. The Husband and Wife team had a vision to create the first truly Korean Luxury Brand focusing on Haute Horology that is made in Korea as well a

For the Tank Must XL Went for a bold move with blue, and I tank I rather like it.

Breguet Classique Révei du Tsar , rose gold, grand feu enamel, ref. #5707ER/29/9V6. I wish the alarm were louder, even if the tone is very nice, though my hearing does appear to be failing. (Seeing the audiologist in July.) This and the Classique Chronograph in grand feu strike me as among the most

les Cornes de Vache. Seeing this watch in the metal has changed my mind substantially: While I have adored dial and movement from the beginning, I thought the distinctive lugs, the very lugs that provide its name and character, could never, uh, gel with me. Having handled the YG reference now, I thi

This will fix me up

Celebratory coffee and pastry at my favourite London coffee shop. The day before didn’t go as planned, it just was not my day for “racing” and so I pretty much mailed it in from mile 9-10 onwards. Despite what the media and socials reported, it wasn’t perfect racing conditions and in fact it was qui