I recently had a choice between the 5396G, 5146G, and 5205G. I also wondered the same thing about the 24 hour indicator. After months of contemplation, I opted for the 5396G because it has a timeless design, based on the classic PP Calatrava design. You will not regret it once you wear it.
I finally obtained my very first Patek, the 5396G. I must say that it is a marvel of a watch. I now understand the prestigious feeling (sense of accomplishment and fulfillment) of a masterpiece on the wrist. I thought that it would be pretty fascinating to create a scaled LEGO assembly model of a pi
IMHO...The shape of the new Overseas collection looks off. I had the simple 3-hand titanium/steel grey version and it had a "sporty elegance" look and feel to it. The new versions lean towards the sporty side sans their signature Maltese clasp. That was what allures me to Vacheron. I wish that they
Yes, it is the ceramicised titanium version. Based on the feedback, I will keep the 4 and to purchase the Patek down the road. Thanks again for the wonderful advice.
Hello, I know this forum may be biased towards Blancpain, but I am also a huge Blancpain enthusiast and wanted to get some thoughts around a trade that I am struggling with. I've always wanted a Patek in my collection, and I recently worked out a deal which would require me to trade in 4 of my watch