Parmigiani

From the past few days.... Canine comic relief provided totally unexpectedly as, despite being a gorgeous, well-fed and cared-for dog, he was giving me a death-stare for five full minutes while I finished my seafood wrap xD........ (Google Pixel 8 Pro)

This golden statue of Buddha seated in a calm meditation pose, surrounded by greenery and a clear sky evoked strong spiritual and peaceful vibes at a time when the world has become quite agitated again: Another statue of Kobo Daishi (b. 774, d. 835, aka Kukai) this time, who is credited with the pro

Thinking bout getting one of these one of these days. Definitely the 116264. I love the roulette wheel and red secondhand. They really make the watch pop for me! Now comes the hard part. White dial, black dial, blue dial, steel (Rolesor with the white gold bezel), two-tone (yellow or rose gold), Oys

Truly a masterpiece of engineering. The hands are such a whimsical complication. “Why are telescopic hands necessary?” Why not.

Made by a 20 year Belgian watchmaker named Arnaud, after reading about Sham1's watch made by a 15 year old, we live in a remarkable time 😃 More about Sham1's watch www.watchprosite.com / He has two new references, a Special Edition made for the Kuwaiti Impresario Extraordinaire Jassim Al-Zer

Arnold & Son Luna Magna

JLC DSA US edition

I’m, of course, a Patek Philippe fan (especially of the Nautilus). This year's new 5610 particularly caught my eye. However, my love for Patek Philippe wasn't limited to just Patek Philippe from the beginning of my watch collecting. I started with Panerai, then IWC, then VC (because Patek Philippe w

As a collector, the Patek Philippe Reference 5249R-001 “The Fox and the Crow” feels like more than a watch—it’s something closer to art. Inspired by a 1958 museum piece and the fable by Jean de La Fontaine, it comes alive at the press of a pusher. The fox marks the hours, the crow drops the cheese f

I can't get tired of it. Even after 15 years! Best, Nicolas