About

I purchased my first serious watch in 2011 — an Omega Seamaster that I still own today. Since then, the collection has grown and evolved, though I have always favored quality over quantity.

My interests lean toward vintage pieces from the 1960s and 1970s, particularly chronographs from Heuer, Universal Geneve, and Zenith. I appreciate watches with stories — pieces worn by pilots, divers, and racing drivers who demanded reliability from their instruments.

Professionally, I work in finance, which perhaps explains my appreciation for precision instruments and long-term value. But this site is not about investment advice. It is about the simple pleasure of mechanical watches — objects that connect us to craft traditions spanning centuries.

I write when something interests me. There is no schedule, no sponsorship, no agenda beyond sharing observations with fellow enthusiasts.