Christopher Ward C900 Worldtimer Review
Around this time every year, we have the chance to show you Christopher Ward's newest mechanical creation in collaboration with Johannes Jahnke. First was their C9 Jump Hour, then came their C900 Monopusher chronograph. Continuing this series is the new C900 Worldtimer, which takes a different approach to a multi-timezone watch and has a very unique and sculptural dial. These watches are particularly notable, especially given our general philosophy at worn&wound, as they tend to challenge what is generally perceived as possible in this price range. By creating bespoke mechanical complications, even if based off of ebauches, and maintaing prices well under $5k, they seem to be doing what so many larger brands cant or wont do.Inside, the new JJ03 caliber, base ETA 2893, has a couple tricks up its sleeve. First, it is a dual 24-hr time watch, so local and dual-time are on a 24-hr scale. Second, is its very unique and graphic way of indicating locations around the world, which we'll el

Nice Connie
Hola Amigos!! Hello Friends!!As you may know, by reading my usual posts at the Rolex sections, I��m more a Rolex fan than follower of other watch brands, but anyway, my WIS heart has a place for some other beauties as well. Omega is another favorite of mine of course.Fact is, that I have been looking after a good example of an Omega Constellation model for some time.I find its pie pan dial so charming, and the gold case and leather straps so elegant. Last Sunday, I came across this one, while browsing through the windows of my local friendly vintage watches shop.I fell in love inmediately (love at first sight REALLY happens!!) and after a little chatting and discussing, arrived to a nice deal with the seller. (He IS really friendly!).I took it home, and gave a little polish to its original plastic glass. I discovered that original plastic, has a very little Omega design in the very center of dial glass!! very difficult to see, and more to photograph, but it is there if original plastic.

Poll: 5980/1AR or 5980R
Which would you choose, if it will be your only Nautilus to keep? And why? (Their MSRPs are similar. $62370 and $59760, respectively.) 5980/1ARor 5980R

My new free Patek 5712
And the VERY expensive tie (and loupe) I had to buy to get it. Thanks for everyone's help and advice over the past 6 months or so. This beauty was the eventual winner over a number of contenders from Rolex, AP, and Patek. A gift to myself for my 40th. Patek just seemed appropriate!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Christmas in Gran Canaria with Vilebrequin
I love Christmas in Gran Canaria, my island.I love living here. Enviado desde mi SM-G930F mediante Tapatalk