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Congratulations Gary! Best regards, Morten

I actually ordered a second dial - white with dark markers. I was almost sure that I would exchange the graphite dial for the white. However, when I visited Kari I did not bring the white dial. As you understand, I am very fond of the dark one and the second picture gives show why. Morten

Inspired by Gary G´s impressive photos of the back of the Observatoire I have tried to do justice to the dial of my watch. The appearance changes all the time depending on the light and reflections. This how it looked today. The watchband is dark blue. Kari offered it when I visited him in the summe

You got everything right - the light, the colours, the dept of field, the contrast ... I just wonder how you do it. Regards, Morten

5056P is a very nice watch which I am very fond of. Mine is currently at the home base in Geneva for a service. I very much look forward to get it back ship shape. The size is relatively small by todays standards. I find it however very nice on the wrist and it seldom attracts attention except mine

I the previous post I shared some pictures of the new 5170J. I was also curious to see the skeletonised Calatrava 5180/1. The blue border that can be seen on official photos is gone. This color was apparently too difficult to produce. Technically it is beautiful and made with a lot of fine detailing

Recently I got the chance to see the new chronograph 5170j on a couple of occasions. I was very curious as the official Patek photos looked like they were computer renditions and other published photos either were taken in harsh lightning or with poor white balance. I appearance in the metal were, n

They keep it in the safe as a treasure. It has never been used. They showed it to me after I had purchased a JLC Reverso Quantieme Perpetuel produced in 2000. It’s a very nice watch, quite small though, but I find that fascinating. I was inspired by the information provided so I looked in some

A very interesting report. Morten