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The Langematik Jubilee and the Credor Kuon. Seeing their pure and (almost) immutably white dials on my wrist never fails to bring me joy. The Jubilee needs no introduction. The Kuon, quietly introduced last year, may be less familiar. For those interested

Just sharing a shot of my latest addition; one that you don’t see too often. A bit bigger than typical for me, and a bit more daring in its design. But the whole package—at least to me—is beautiful. The finishing is remarkable, and watching the cylindrica

because I was on holiday in Italy with my family. We had a great time over there and I want to share some impressions of the trip with you. On our way we made a short break at Udine - always worth a visit. First we visited Lago di Iseo - higly recommend a

. . . ever. Casey was our Photography Forum moderator for many years until his passing in February. I had relatively few interactions with him but he was a valued colleague, always willing to help judge this theme of Personal Best at least three, maybe fo

this two… what do you think?

And a watch that I have been looking for longest, at over 7 years - the Seiko SUS SCFF003. This one and the black dial version (SCFF001) were amongst the watches relaunching high end mechanical watchmaking at Seiko (the movement deriving from a GS caliber

The May (and seemingly start of June) here have been almost tropically wet, so I figured why not add a summery strap to the Seiko SDAA001 Izul and hope for a change in the weather 🧐 The effect on the weather so far has been non-existent but at least my mo

With my PAM 384 at the shops for another 8-9 weeks at the very least, I’m having serious PAM withdrawals and am in a deep Bettarini rabbit hole. Serious contenders for my next PAM are the 1. PAM 176 Titanium. 2 hands. Sandwich dial. No Crown guard signage

adjustment screw is so cool.