Very excited to add a 1967 Omega Speedmaster to my collection! This pre-Moon example is unpolished and absolutely mint. The watch came with box and papers from a 1969 sale in Mexico for 6500 pesos ($318). The 145.012 was the last speedy manufactured with the iconic 321 movement and features a Dot Over 90 (DON)
bezel and ref.1039 bracelet. This model watch was worn by Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins on his mission and also made it to the moon. I couldn’t be more happy.

Just received this beautiful timepiece in the mail from a wonderful new independently watchmaker ANOMA. Creative Director Matteo Violet-Vianello has imagined an incredibly unique wristwatch; the dial is truly captivating and honors the sculptural shape seamlessly. Three layers of lacquer give the dial its unique colour and personality: one layer of greenish-blue, and two layers of deep midnight blue. This is really a pleasure to wear and I can’t wait to see how this young designer and watchmaker’s career blossoms.
https://anomawatches.com

I’ve been searching for the right JLC Reverso for the bulk of my adult life and when a watch dealer in Barcelona, Spain posted this stainless timepiece with Breguet numerals I was immediately in love. I’m so excited to add this to my collection and wear it proudly. To engrave the back or not to engrave the back?

This is probably the smallest watch in my collection, but one that has a ton of character! A really cool jump-hour movement created in 1989 for Patek Philippe’s 150th Anniversary Celebration as a brand.

The 3969 was made in both Rose Gold and Platinum, with fewer pieces produced in platinum.

The anniversary engraving on the back really makes this a special one, plus it’s “less is more” dial.