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For the wonderful pictures and sharing the story behind your timepiece. I feel we share the same parallel in this instance - my piece will invariably always remind me of my (late) mother. For me, seeing the watch in motion, provides a ‘living’ reminder that she’s still around in some form. Think you

Thank you for the kind advice and time taken to pen down the instructions regarding the ‘semi’ quick-set. Our dear friend Nico was probably the first to enlighten me of the following ‘trick’ about 15 years ago - prior to which I had always done it the ‘hard’ way. This piece doesn’t get as nearly muc

The only other emotions I’d feel might be a twinge of envy (in a good way - if such a thing exists) but mainly a sense of pure awe in terms of BOTH the breadth and depth of knowledge held within these ‘walls’...

No matter what kind of day I’m having, browsing these pages always makes me feel better

Until then, consider the community’s photos an extension of your own collection. For some reason, I’ve gone back to the original calf strap of late (infrequent wear now) - I much preferred it on the rip and grip Cordura.

You Sir are truly a walking compendium of information. I’ve never seen the dial variations laid out like that. Part of your personal collection?

Got a break from the usual rain today so have the usual rotation a day-off today and went with what is probably THE most sentimental piece in my ‘collection’, my Memovox E873 - a prenatal gift from my mother that literally sat around for 18 years before I got to wear it and even now only gets used s