Manifattura Ceccarelli, IHSH-33-blk, IH 1955-SLB , Pika the Golden

IH flannel & H. Moser….

New Indigofera Copeland, in an awesome beige stripe on indigo fabric.

Amazing fabric.

Speaking of new / re-edition models, I like that better:

Audemars Piguet (Re)Master02:

Monochrome article

Pourring Penicillin cocktails in IH black denim shirt yesterday…

Made an entire meal from Ottolenghi’s Shelf Love book testerday.

Fish koftah in ancho sauce

Confit tandori chickpeas

Greens & chermoula pie

Lime & poppy seed slaw with curry leaf oil

Coconut dream cake

Beautiful buns!

I made some country-style pate over the week end.

Made the Ottolenghi's coconut dream cake again, this time as a 2-layer round cake. Just as good as a sheet cake, but looks better.

This is what I had yesterday night. Homemade Vietnamese style banh mi sandwich, with chicken. Was delish!

That new Omega is14.7mm thick. That's a non starter.

Yes, the regular Promenade is 18k CHF.

So, Fratello & Czapek are releasing a new collaboration, the Promenade, with a semi transparent green dial. It's €32k, so massively overpriced IMHO, but is interesting because it shows some of the movement. I've always thought Capek's movement is the most interesting part of their watches, so it's nice to be able to see it on the face side.

Article here

@kkibbey23 - The Sky Dweller is an amazing watch. It may be the best traveller's GMT ever made, and it demonstrates how innovative Rolex can be. As far as I know, the least precious model variation is steel & gold. There's no plain steel model.

I love the LF Sport Auto...

I saw that. Not an ugly watch. Not cheap either.

Here are a few videos I took with my iPhone15 Pro Max inside the Divevolk. Those are just processed using the iPhone's on board processing:

I have one of those Gilles. It worked very well for me in the Philippines. That channel has good videos on using the Divevolk:

I like Fears a lot. They have an excellent eye for design.

THAT: I have one of those small manual wound GS, and I love it to bits. It's fun to wind every morning, it's beautiful and clean, with no text or subdials, and you can wear it up or down. As a side note, GS sells a super fancy bead of rice bracelet that fits them beautifully. That one has a nice dial too.

I had a spring drive; it did nothing for me. I realize it is a very innovative movement, but it's just not that interesting to me (although the dial of that 3rd GS is lovely).

Edit: that's the bead of rice bracelet (on yet another version of the 37mm manual watch). It can be hard to find at times, and it's not cheap.