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If there is a watch I get PM about more than any other its the steel Calatrava, so I prepare this article to help. Patek and steel, never a good mix for your wallet, especially when it comes to vintage. Of the steel vintage Calatrava, the most desirable are the 34mm-35mm. anything bigger and you may

This is not everyday you fall on a 5510 for a photo session. Even though a 6538 cannot be found under a horse's hoof, the 5510 is much rarer, as it was made, as far as I know, in 1958 and, maybe, in the early 1959, in parallel with the 6538, whose production started earlier. Is there a reason to the

Hmmm just got the call. A new Jumbo is in for me. Buy and flip? Or do the right thing and pass onto the next enthusiast in the queue because I’m not convinced I want this one. Or will it be a flipper anyway? Hmmmm. Velociphile

I've enjoyed this beauty to the point that I'm not sure if I will give it a rest when I get back home

A very interesting watch, with an interesting if controversial history Not for me but pure vintage DNA I am grateful to have had the opportunity to try it

Its been a long time since a Panerai seduced me so much

What would you choose?

Panerai PAM 28 PVD- Silver arrow With all this nostalgia to Panerai past, here is one of my favourite Pam’s – the gorgeous grey PVD , hobnail dial , tritium markers and silver arrow. One of the classics and one I love a lot. It was one of the first Vendome pieces along with the GMT’s and Submersible

Rolex Sea Dweller 50 th – we have a mark 1 dial……. As I stated in my Baselworld post earlier this year, all new Rolex models with the new series of movements will have a Rolex crown between the Swiss Made. It now appears that the first versions of this dial are appearing in the Sea Dweller- hence th