Horological Meandering

I don't buy many watches, maybe one every 2 or 3 years, I don't possess expensive watches because I don't like them ( can't afford them lol ). I mainly buy watches (9.999 out of 10.000) with my eyes, be it on the www or in a shopping window. But in the end I sometimes get carried away like two days

I have not worn this 1957 G-P 7317 for well over two years and do so sparingly now because its radioactivity is high. 1 inch away, my Geiger counter records 7µSv/hour! Is that worrying? I thinks so and I store the watch in a lead-lined box. However, I cannot resist having it on my wrist during the d

Here is an NOS condition "U" serial full set Exp II I picked some years ago on the secondary market. It has a nice mellow matching hands/dial patina. Just wanted to share as a follow to to yesterdays black dial EXP II post. Have a great weekend all!

I'm wearing my Seiko Sportura Perpetual Calendar GMT 100M watch today. As I said in the title to this post, it's not the most fashionable watch having aged a bit since Y2K, but it's a darn nice object to find in the watch cabinet. Legible dial Bright lume on markers AND hands, including the GMT Alwa

The sun came out and this watch just looks so great.

Datograph photographed with a Leica Noctilux 50 f=1:1.

A year and a half wait and it's totally worth it. The finishing is absurd, to the point of total disbelief. This is a $15000 watch in terms of finishing. The things that bring down the price are the selitta movement and grade 2 titanium bracelet as opposed to grade 5. But is it a $12000 difference?

This watch really sparkles 😍 Hublot is a divisive brand among collectors but let’s give credit where it’s due. This is one superb watch 💪🏻

I should have never passed on this one: Remorses, remorses... Best, Nicolas

I wold love to see an enameled version of this watch, one day. With arabic numerals. But, as it is, in white or blue, it is a really great watch. And one of the very rare manual winding Chronometers available, currently! Best, Nicolas