by Marc Levesque Moon over Montreal I have had the Christopher Ward C1 Moonglow for several months, possibly longer than they intended to lend it to me. Although I haven’t worn it much since it isn’t mine, I have kept it running and have enjoyed having it on my desk next to my laptop monitor. It’s a very special-looking watch. Just last night, I wore … Continue reading Christopher Ward C1 Moonglow
Every time I try to cull my sprawling assemblage of timepieces—sell, flip, consolidate—in the hopes of achieving that mythical perfect three, five…twelve-watch collection, I am stymied by something like the Farer AquaMatic. In some respects, it’s a watch that defies categorisation. Sure, it’s a diver. But it’s also like having a little bit summer on your wrist. To simply call it “fun,” is reductive. And maybe even dismissive of all it offers and achieves. But it certainly is that, too. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Farer AquaMatic Nazaré
