In part shameless self-promotion, a fortuitously timed answer to @kov 's question about if collecting is still fun, and because I know others here also enjoy pulsations watches, I wanted to let you know about a long form article on pulsations watches that I wrote and was just published on Watches by SJX. I had a lot of fun doing the research and pulling it all together to share with the community. I'm used to writing more technically for my medical research, so I definitely lack the flair of others, but I hope you enjoy it. Link is in the title, below. In-Depth: A History of the Pulsations Chronograph -- Andrew
Great topic, looking forward to reading the article; unfortunately I can’t seem to open up watchesbysjx.com at the moment. Meanwhile, here are two of my favorites, obtained on the same fortuitous day several years ago.
I look forward to reading the article later this week. Right now I am gazing at the gorgeous examples people are posting in your thread. That Angelus in particular.
