My First Grail Watch: Jean-Marc Wiederrecht Of Agenhor
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch."?In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. ?Today, we're speaking with a gentleman who graduated from the Geneva Watchmaking School just as the quartz crisis was hitting it's stride. ?These days, you'll find Jean-Marc?Wiederrecht as a driving force behind his company, Agenhor.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Jean-Marc Wiederrecht (JW):I am a watchmaker graduate from the Geneva Watchmaking School in 1972. In 1996 I founded with my wife a watch movements company called AGENHOR. AGENHOR is a small factory working as a supplier for many very renowned watch brands. To have a better idea of AGENHOR's activities please have a look here.ABTW: When did your fascination with watches start?JW: Rather late in my life! In 1967 I had the chance to visit a watch workshop that fascinated me completely and

Watch In The Wild: Hublot King Power Gold Unico
Contributed by Anish BhattClick on the images for larger versions.Not much can beat a warm day, a nice new watch and a good camera! We don't get too many of the first part in London, so when the temperature reaches anywhere over 20 degrees Celsius it's best to take advantage of it!Our model: Oliver Knowles wears a single breasted suit in Alfred Brown wool, tailored on Saville Row by Timothy Everest. Cufflinks are by Mulberry, tie by Drakes and shirt by Hawes and Curtis. Grey and blue always seem to go together pretty perfectly. The cuffs are tapered well and?the blazer creates a good shaped silhouette from shoulder to waist, which accentuates a gentleman's physique. Someone once said a woman sees a man in a well tailored suit in the same way a man sees lingerie on a woman...some food for thought. Notice small details like the dimple at the top of the tie where it meets the knot...a lesson in the finer arts of male attire.Wristwear: Of course the watch must be the centre of attention, a

Breitling vintage Datora
My vintage Breitling Datora, Back from a restore by Craig Bergsma at chronodeco. and a new Hadly Roma band.This watch was made in the 60's and you don't see many of them. It was a basket case that I bought on Ebay.I really couldn't be more pleasedAll the best,Andy

5131 r
Hi,Does anyone know if 5131 R is discontinued since introduction of 5131 P?Grts,R

Want to buy my first - where?
After years of chasing the dragon and buying Omega, Tudor, MKII, etc... It's time I end this and buy what I've always wanted.A no date sub with lug holes - so a 14060M.Where do I start? Been lurking on watchrecon and watchpatrol but want to ensure I'm buying the seller first and foremost. Love to hear how to go about doing this.