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

In the far East the Koi is a prized possession
In the far East the Koi is a prized possession. In the United States, it is simply a large carp known to live in artificial ponds, but valued fish are good luck and long lasting hobby companions to many. No American Koi pond cannot match the sumptuous scenes in the basins of richly detailed gardens as seen in the Japan for example.

Omega Olympics 2012 LE
Knew I had to have this when I saw pics of it last year. Just arrived and absolutely love, love, love it!

A Walk Through Patek Philippe Finishing Departments
Check out the amount of hand finishing Patek does. Its truly remarkable how much work goes into a Patek (and of course many other brands)https://.youtube/watch?v=ZSk2a91nh-s

18239
Hello watch nuts! Would anyone be able/willing to post some wrist shots of a 18239? I am looking at getting one, and wanting to see if it appears less flashy than the 18238. Thank you kindly!