My time in Geneva, Switzerland was unforgettable, and not even a full week on the wrist could lessen my appreciation for this Grail GMT Master-II. It’s comforting to be back home, yet I’m already looking forward to returning next year. The wonderful connections I’ve made there promise new friendships that I’m eager to nurture in the coming months. And if all goes well, I plan to attend some watch fairs in New York by late summer or fall. Cheers! Keep an eye out for the next installment of my Watches & Wonders Geneve series.
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Paul
Welcome! I’m @TheHoroSexual, a passionate collector and connoisseur of distinctive horology. My journey began with a Rolex Yacht Master 37, which ignited a lifelong appreciation for Rolex’s design lan...
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That meteorite is fast becoming my favorite watch. I hope to be able to see it in person someday. What s watch.
Can’t wait to keep reading Paul! Always love seeing the special Pepsi meteorite ❤️💙
That meteorite is fast becoming my favorite watch. I hope to be able to see it in person someday. What s watch.
Yeah, it’s quickly become my favorite as well. It makes me seriously rethink how many watches I “need to own”.
Can’t wait to keep reading Paul! Always love seeing the special Pepsi meteorite ❤️💙
After dedicating considerable time to writing my second post about Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024, I've decided to take the evening off to relax. I'll publish the post tomorrow morning when it's likely to receive maximum visibility.
Love the meteorite dial! What an achievement!!
Love the meteorite dial! What an achievement!!
Thank you, Giovanni! It has been my constant companion ever since I bought it last month. I couldn’t be happier with it.