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I must love the watch, it must be relatively difficult to obtain or be rare, and it must have IMHO a “good future” (whatever that means?). This watch ticks the first box to an extreme degree. On the o

When the 116500 ceramic steel Daytona was introduced in 2016 I was thunderstruck by its beauty. For me it was the absolutely perfect modern sports Rolex and a very worthy heir to the 6263. However, on

For many the 6263 Big Red is an iconic Daytona and it certainly has a lot going for it. For me, aesthetically it is hard to beat. 16520 marks a major departure - automatic, sapphire crystal, etc. Yet

If my memory serves me well, 5960 1/A has far more complications than any steel watch Patek has ever made in series (1518 in steel was not made in series). It is a self-winding, triple date (annual ca

Patek has made and continues to make complicated and ultra complicated watches in precious metals, but the only steel watch in regular production that is more complicated is the 5950 split seconds, wh

I will be happy to start. The 5711 seems to be a significantly more desired reference. While I can understand the reasons why: historical lineage dating back to 3700; elegant, sporty simplicity; and p