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I have been comparing two different World Times. Naturally, 5131G is fantastic, a jewelry like watch but it is quite a difficult watch to wear. At the same time 5110P is a watch that is a great pleasu

Now we know it for sure: the next representative of our next generation will be a baby-girl. So after the birth, I will have an impressive track record: Girl in 1995, Girl in 1996, Girl in 1999 and a

When I came home last night, I placed 5131G to the watch winder in between two Brothers. All three share the blue dial, white metal and 240 movement. However, one is made of steel, one from white gold

If you go to an AD and want to buy a 5131G, remember to ask them to show you several examples. Why? Look at the picture I took yesterday... If the picture would be good enough, you could see that the

One of our vessels happened to visit Estonia and loaded 100,000 tons of crude oil from here to north China, Singapore or US Gulf. We don't know as the cargo is not sold yet. Anyhow, where ever the shi

This is a story of a process leading to the acquisition of the following watch. The watch has indeed many faces. Here it looks pretty light. Turning the wrist just a little bit give a totally differen

Eiter I have to blame our Moderator small-luxury-world a.k.a. Oliver. He wrote a very good post "Patek Philippe Ref. 5170 - The genesis of a new classic". Thanks to Oliver's post I started to look at

The son of my younger brother called and told that he bought an old Rolex. The watch in question was bought new a bit over 50 years by a farmer living some 100 km east from Helsinki. Some 10 years ago

For a couple of years I have been planning to buy a Perpetual Calendar of Patek with 240 Q movement. Some 10 years ago my dream was a 3940J and with the new 5140 the ultimate dream was a 5140P. The fa

for me! Till I bought my first Patek Perpetual in the end of last year. A wonderful watch! However, I wear my Aquanaut 5167A more than the other about 10 Patek together and started to think why... A s