Some watch enthusiasts baffle me. They buy a watch and they are afraid to wear it in case the crystal/case/bracelet gets scratched. And when they first get a tiny scratch on their watch, they frantically search for a “solution” to buff it out. That’s dumb. It’s like marrying someone and you don’t fuck that person,… Read More »
My 4-watch collection that only costs as much as the retail price of a single Omega MoonSwatch (retail price, not scalper’s price). But I don’t have to queue overnight and jostle with the crowd to get them. The watches are all mechanical, handwinding with relatively clean dials.
Here’s my 3-watch collection that costs less than the retail price of the Omega MoonSwatch.
It’s been a couple of months since I got the Casio F-91W (my first ever digital watch when I was a kid). I must say this is now my go-to watch on a daily basis.
Combining the latest quartz technology and precision craftsmanship for over 60 years, Alfred Dunhill created the Millennium in 1982. Functional and elegant, Millennium’s smooth rounded lines of hand-finished case is complemented by a flawless gold-plated, stainless steel bezel. The hand-worked white enamel, black or champagne dials are highlighted by meticulously applied Roman numerals or exquisite… Read More »
Gerald Genta’s creations are perfect illustrations of the traditional link between the twin art of the jeweller and watch-maker and Gold & Gold is no exception. With traditional watch-making movement, Gold & Gold is designed to have separate dials indicating the day, date, month and phases of the moon. The gold moon lying on a… Read More »