putting the logical in horological
putting the logical in horological
Grails, Holy Grails.
Watches I want, but may never have - and I'm ok with that.
It doesn't signify a lack of ambition or acceptance of a situation, it could but it doesn't, it simply acknowledges that I may not have the money, I may never have the money or if I have the money I may choose not to spend it on these watches. This page is showing my favourite watches that I don't have, from the perspective of an artist or architect, you can admire works of art or craftsmanship, ownership is not required for appreciation.
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Skeleton
15305ST.OO.1220ST.01
One of the Three Pillars with an exquisite, of the moment, technical masterpiece.
Image credit: Chrononext
Arnold & Son Time Pyramid Tourbillion
1TPDS.T01A.C124S
Intricate symmetrical poetry in motion - more to come.
Image credit: Chrono24
A. Lange & Sohne 1815 Rattrapante Perpet
One of, if not the, most superlative and mermerizing caseback, a work of art.
More coming soon
Arnold & Son Time Pyramid
1TPAS.S01A.C124S / C78950
Non tourbillon version, still an absolutely beautiful example of artful watchmaking, and a little kinder on the wallet.
Image credit: Chrono24
Rolex DeepSea Sea-Dweller
116600 / 40mm
Iconic benchmark, king of the diver watches - more to come
Image credit: Watchmaster
F.P. Journe Astronomic Souveraine
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A masterpiece of haute horology with a work of art price tag to match EUR900,000
Image credit: F.P Journe
This is the closest thing I've seen to what might be an actual time machine, intricate complexity and technical mastery.
Image credit: Watches of Mayfair