francisco scaramanga

There is a dependable formula for making an expedition watch. Find a dead explorer, borrow his achievements, engrave something nautical on the back and photograph the result on a suitably distressed rope. Ideally, the watch should never encounter anything more threatening than the condensation on a glass of perfectly mixed Gin & Tonic. Even if there are inherent dangers in more than one at my age. Now that I am almost a year older (and certainly a year unwiser) since the arrival of the Aurora.

Breguet presenta una versión civil del Type XX Chronographe 2067 en oro rosa y cerámica azul Sin duda, el Breguet Type XX Chronographe 2067 es un reloj que fusiona la historia, la técnica y la estética de la marca.  En 1955, Breguet eligió el oro para concebir tres piezas muy singulares, denominadas Type 20 (versión...

Presenting the CronotempVs CT12 by Sartory-Billard In a landmark collaboration, Sartory-Billard and CronotempVs are proud to present the unparalleled excellence of the CT12 Tourbillon and the subsequent introduction of the SB06 line to the watch collector community. As fellow enthusiasts, we have embarked on this journey with eagerness, aspiring to celebrate yet another notable landmark...

When time counts Who could have predicted over 12 years ago, when this adventure started, that the independents (that back then nobody wanted) would be so much in demand today? Looking back, the change in attitude with respect to these relatively unknown brands was hardly perceived. What seemed to impossible is the acceptance of those...