Since 1950, when TUDOR created one of the first modern professional diving watches, the brand has become the official supplier to the French Navy. With the Pelagos FXD model, with its fixed, very robust watch case lugs, TUDOR is renewing this historic collaboration.

In 2019, we were already hearing about Ming, but buying a young brand from Malaysia based on a photo was a gamble. 6 years later, I don't regret buying this model, which was offered at a "reasonable" price at the time. The dial has it all: the color and the guilloche pattern that takes on beautiful reflections depending on the exposure; the solid hands, which were quite rare for the brand at the time, and the indexes. Under an apparent simplicity, this dial takes up details that are both classic and "industrial". I…

As soon as its official release was announced, it took me only one day to call the AD and reserve one! It is exactly what I expected from Tudor: a slim, ultra-comfortable diver with a vintage style. The BB54 ticks all the boxes, being nothing more and nothing less than a "reissue" of the famous Oyster Prince Submariner 7922. I prefer it to the BB58 (which I had): it is much more comfortable, its dial has more sparkle, it has no "gilt" on the bezel, and the bracelet with the "T-Fit" system is a real plus. Although…

A watch worn by 3 generations and I hope a fourth. This transitional Omega Speedmaster 145022 is a watchmaking icon, renowned for its elegant design and exceptional precision. I noticed very quickly that this Omega Speedmaster is a must-have piece for any collector.

Iconic model of Universal Genève! Mine that I got from my father, who himself had been given to him by his best friend. It is in its strictly original condition! On its dial, some letters are erased by time but which gives it a very nice and "vintage" patina. I unfortunately only wear it very rarely for fear of damaging it...

Rado, Golden Horse, 37 mm, auto and red dial...reissue from 1957. I wasn't looking at this brand. I was stuck on the old models in black ceramic, shiny, square...not my thing. And then while searching for a watch with a red dial, I came across this limited series. It has all the codes I like. Size, color, style, decorated full case back, finish...I love it. The imitation crocodile leather strap does the vintage job. Very good purchase.

This is my first diver, I chose it to go without fear in the sea, swimming pool and other water sports ... without headaches. Original with its crown at 8 o'clock, it is perfectly readable in all light conditions. In general, I wear it more easily in summer because living by the sea, I am often there. In addition, the rubber strap is really very pleasant to wear. I would add that its movement is reliable and robust. A real tractor! No wonder the Italian Navy chose it for its divers!

A chronograph fan, I acquired my Breitling Chronomat in 1990 for the birth of my daughter. At the time, little known to the general public, it aroused the envy of those around me. I wear it in almost every situation and it has traveled a lot with me. Discreet and sporty, I have even gone diving with it!

I hadn't worn a Casio for a long time, but this G-shock with its hexagonal metal bezel caught my attention. It's not a consensual G-shock, not at all, but it has undeniable assets. First of all, it's extremely readable, the negative screen is quite large, you can vary the amount of information displayed to have the time more or less large. And above all, the contrast is very high, there is always an angle under which even in low light, the additional light is useless even if you just have to press the front button…