Matt Hranek

Setting aside the inherent sexism, this is an excellent book for all watch fans - it sets out individual people, their watches, and the stories behind them - where and when they came to have them, and what they mean to them. Many of the stories are very interesting and even moving, and the photography is wonderful.

On the downside, many (most?) of the people in the book I've never heard of, which makes me wonder if there's a bit of padding going on. And back to the sexism issue - I'd really like to see Hranek's next book be "A Woman And Her Watch."… (plus d'informations)