Dress watch fan that loves any chance to provide decisive advice about your collection while being paralyzed in deliberation about his.
"The moral sense in mortals is the duty. We have to pay on mortal sense of beauty." Vladimir Nabokov
Very simple question today: what's your favourite blue dial on the market? Mine is my Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute small seconds. The blue is so b...
When I first joined WC a few weeks ago, I was immediately struck by a few things that were much different than on my previous forum. One, WC is much m...
Memory Lane: A posthumous review of my Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 41
Since I have now reached collection stasis, I don't and won't have any new watches to review. Cue the melancholy piano solo. However, since I really e...
All classics for good reason. I'm at a point where I like to have some adventurous off the beaten path pieces even if it means I don't have the pure classics to enjoy
I know, I know. You don't believe me and to be honest, I'm not sure I do either. But I have given this alot of thought and with this acquisition, I ha...
Review of my Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Small Seconds (Blue)
For this review, I'm going to begin with a bold statement and then defend it. Brace yourself. If I could only keep one piece that I purchased (thereby...
I suppose my obsess, uh, interest in watches stems, like most, from my father, who only ever wore one watch: the Rolex GMT Master in two tone. I disti...
Review of my Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra Thin Moonphase
I suspect like many of you, I tend to get somewhat obsessive about my interests. Since really getting into watches and watch content in 2019, I have s...
Hey Crunchers, In a previous post about my Toki, someone asked for a more in-depth review, so here we go. I have always really liked the look and desi...
I believe a key concept to fresh and innovative design is contrast. Within the scope of watches, two examples that I love are pairing dress watches wi...