Watch Art Interview With Korean Designer Eerune
When some first asked me a few years ago why I loved watches, I pointed out a few key reasons to explain my fascination with the small machines. The first reason was that I enjoyed the mechanical, functional nature of timepieces. The second reason was that I was beckoned by the rarity of some watches and how collecting unique watches appealed to my personality. Last, I pointed out that timepieces were mostly intrinsically artistic. Not only are skilled watchmakers able to produce aesthetically beautiful watches, but also those that artistically use a set of necessary elements to indicate information and look good in the process.So over time, I've met many people who have identified with these three elements as well, but what is great is how each collector or watch lover seems to manifest their appreciation of watches in a special way. Let's take the South Korean artist who prefers to go by the name Eerune. As a professional illustrator, he combines his design skills with many of the wa

2nd Omega after 6 year hiatus
... will arrive tomorrow!! I'm super excited. Last year I told myself that I was done with my collection after adding my 2nd PAM (we've all heard that one before). But what has been missing is a watch with an exhibition caseback. Pics tomorrow.

5740 or 5270?
Granted they are very different type of grand complications, and have very different MSRP. Assume you have cash for only one of these two, which one will you buy?The 5740/1G,5740G.pngOr 5270P5270P.png

Milgauss Incoming!!!!
Always liked the history and color of this one. It's quirky enough to keep it interesting. Big thanks to DavidSW for this beauty!!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My First Rolex Purchase | Any Advice Much Appreciated
Hello everyone, this is my first ever post on this forum and any advice/opinions will be taken on board. I put a deposit on a 2016 no date submariner last week and will be going to finally see it and possibly collect it depending if I'm happy with everything. I'm based in a small town in Australia so I'm travelling to see this watch. Due to the market in Australia at the moment and limited supply been sold I''m paying a very high premium for this piece, it's from a well recongised second hand dealer. A few things I want to ask:Is it to late to negoitate the final price that was on the website? I quickly rushed into throwing a deposit down because they are selling like hotcakes and didn't want to miss out. Secondly been my first rolex I really wanted to have a complete set, meaning manuals and outer white box/swing tag. Just because it would be nice and something Id like. I believe it only comes with the Green box and warranty papers, Apart of me feels like for the price I'm paying thes