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I’m in love with it! I know others on this forum have the same. Details throughout the piece are incredible.

I found a watch online that I was prepared to purchase. I contacted the vendor (brick and mortar store in a very exclusive shopping street) and asked if there was flexibility on the price. The vendor said yes. The next day the official online asking price rose by 3,000 euros so that the price with t

Someone I admire asked me not to leave. Maybe one or two a week. And thanks for the support! ❤️

Few desserts please me like a proper cannoli. And Colorado is not exactly known for having great baked goods. Fortunately for the American-Italian like me, we have a restaurant in Denver called Gallo Supper Club. The owner is from Sicily, and for years was the head pastry chef at Mike's in the North

There is a purity in vintage wrist watches, watches that are no longer in production. These time pieces have a lot of character and history, its reputation and desirability established and set by watch enthusiasts and not by paid voices or paid advertisements to promote them.

Debuting in 1958, this watch was Patek’s first antimagnetic model which was serially produced and produced in stainless steel; as such, collectors consider this to be Patek’s attempt at a ‘tool’ watch. To earn the ‘Amagnetic’ designation, Patek incorporated a soft iron cap over the movement and unde

I've (so far) captured and organized data - everything from size to case, dial and hand details and calibre details like BPH, jewels, etc - on 660 distinct references from Breguet and Blancpain - Classique, Marine, Heritage, Tradition, Leman, Villeret. It's not complete and probably has bit errors h

I love the wrist presence of this Santos, and also love the "no date" and ripple reflections on the shiny YG bezel. HAGWE everyone