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I was playing with HDR and realized it was overdone. Much better this one

Catching the right angle on the gunmetal anthracite grey 38 mm Laureato dial. ❤️

during the W&W event, I came across a timepiece I liked very much.... an unassuming vintage Chopard from 1960s - the 33mm case was elegant across the room ! I was pleased to tryout the timepiece.... The case size isn't relevant if the timepiece is such cl

Misty fall in the west valley This cloud photo may have been a one of a kind shot. This strip of cloud was lower than the rest and just caught the edge of the setting sun when no others above did. Ice fog at 27F east county I have been in this hotel. You

Shooting through the windows of my truck, either at stop signs, or in motion........

Here we have a cool iteration of the Neo Bridge, called Free Bridge. With a totally different design. The case is in steel, 44 mm big, 12, 20 mm high. But the true novelty rests upon the dial. There are two meteorite plates, one on each side of the watch,

Since its launch (and now discontinued) there has been an everlasting debate on who 'owns' this type-face ! However, I love the juxtaposition of classic Moser fume dial + a very vintage type-face....I just love that characteristic of this timepiece. with

Just took delivery of both - and very happy with the looks. Which one would YOU go for? Horizon blue is positioned by IWC higher as it is available in WG only. Dune can be had in steel (all models except perpetual calendar) or WG (perpetual).

I was always fascinated by the timepiece...it was different totally than the rest when we look at the time it was launched. but the case was (and still is) gigantic ! Personally I discovered the 'Push crown' feature between winding and setting the timepie