Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase Watch
Sure,?we have all seen a moonphase before, but it is not the kind of complication one would necessarily?expect from English watchmakers Christopher Ward?�C?especially not something this jewelery-esque. Christopher Ward has made a name for himself producing honorific homages to many of the watch industry's best-loved brands and their best-selling models. His watches are well made, sympathetically designed, and competitively priced. Crucially, the brand has, through consistently good reviews, managed to convince the buying market that a Christopher Ward is not an imitation, but rather a popular icon re-imagined. What we have here is a design one might more readily associate with a Piaget or Ulysse Nardin, rendered without diamonds or mother of pearl, and instead with affordable materials that make such a piece more accessible to the masses �C kind of the Christopher Ward way.I must say, the brand has definitely grown on me in recent years �C but, as I say, it took a while for me to reach th

A Week On The Wrist: The Hanhart Pioneer TachyTele
Hanhart is a company with an extraordinarily long history, and one which has seen it through a tremendous number of ups and downs. My first encounter with the company was in the pages of a watch magazine back in 1997, when the company debuted a very faithful reproduction of a watch it had first made in 1939 – a pilot's chronograph, with two registers, and a distinctive, asymmetric disposition of the chronograph pushers; the re-set button was a vivid red. The watch had tons of vintage charm; the original used an in-house movement Hanhart had developed for it, called simply the caliber 40, and the collectability of the original models did a lot to make them something of an enthusiast's darling. Though Hanhart was known to watch enthusiasts at that point, primarily for its vintage pilot's watches from the 1930s and 1940s, it also has for many decades – and is right up to the present – primarily a maker of mechanical stopwatches, having pioneered the manufactu

Bought Omega PO
Bought a PO black face on rubber strap at AD yeterday. An impulse buy at a decent price. For now I'm pleased with it but may take it back... Will its 42mm size grow on me?

Celestial with Moroccan Tea ...
During nights of the Holy Month of Ramadan, we enjoyed the very tasty Moroccan Tea ... I took some quick iPhone shots ... Hope you like them :-)

TRF I need your advice !!
I need to give a gift to one of my best employees ..Ceramic Sub no date or blue dial Datejust 2 ?? He will be a first time Rolex owner watches are very close in price too. I was leaning towards Sub.