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... kinda dark tho. i am literally STRAINING MY EYES.

when i saw that rg capeland chrono. that is a beautiful piece and i'm incredibly pleased to see something like this come out of b&m. i hope they continue in this vein in years to come.

as per request... if i'd adjusted the frame of my first photo a little to the right, you'd be able to see max's hm3 in the top right corner. mtf: i think max prefers the purple one too. i'm all for the pink, myself. i had to make quite an effort not to put it into my mouth like some two year old tod

i want one so badly its not even funny

looked pretty silly on my puny wrist. also, i seem to have misplaced that 15 grand i thought i had lying around somewhere. all in all, a really cool watch though. high hopes for the tread 2...

That really helped clear things up.

and thanks for helping me sort my questions out! it's just really hard to keep all these designations straight, especially when discussing the timepieces in question. as for my favourite, i have to say it's the anniversary edition wg altiplano with black dial. absolutely stunning. i never quite gras

any enlightenment on the below would be very much appreciated. i've been trying to sort out the ins and outs of the ultra-thin watchmaking records, but i'm more confused now than when i started. so the calibre 1200P/1208P (at 2.35mm) is the thinnest self-winding movement currently on the market. i t

i just saw the hm4 and had a chance to speak to max busser... can i just say... wow. the design is like nothing else you've ever seen in a mechanical watch, and the movement in action is so incredibly beautiful. i probably should keep the superlatives to a minimum, but it was pretty amazing. too bad