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Just came back from restaurant Vassa Eggen in Stockholm, where the gentleman besides our table was wearing a crisp, stainless Patek Philippe Nautilis 5711. I let him know he had a sick watch and had an awesome dinner, so a pretty fly start to my vacation.
A Rado?! Lol. But I kind of like the Gerald Genta look of this watch.
A true classic; The 16610 Rolex Submariner.
The most awesome shot with a rose gold Big Pilot.
A friend of mine with his Bumble Bee Offshore.
The modern classic that has everything, great adaptation of the original from 1972.
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The chocolate watch.
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The C3H5N3O9 Experiment ZR012 by Max Busser (MB&F) and Felix Baumgartner (URWERK) http://www.c3h5n3o9.com
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The Barbed Wire & Butterflies MB&F by Saughe Vaughn made for the Monégasque ‘Only Watch’ auction, where famous and infamous brands makes only pieces for charity causes.
The new perpetual calendar split-second chronograph from Patek Philippe, which they ironically chose to name 5402 - the very same year Audemars Piguet is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 5402 Jumbo.
Great shot of the ‘Panda’ Royal Oak Chronograph in stainless steel.
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Rose gold 5711 Nautilis on a brown leather croc strap.
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I usually don’t share videos but I felt like this was a must watch kinda film.
Making of the AP Royal oak bracelet.
FP Journe. Semi-openworked. Titanium and rubber. Super light. Chronograph. The ability to measure seconds down to 1/100. What more can I say? I love it.
5971 and a Panda. Black and white goes well together.
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