I really love the Royal Oak but I do not like the manufacturer and I've almost always had really bad experiences at the boutiques. But for some reason I still own one and I want one in solid gold with an aged dial lol.. Yours looks amazing, congratulation

I used to really like AP I have owned quite a few throughout my lifetime. I’ve had the AP jumbo 15202 in every dial color in ss and I had the ss perpetual calendar RO about 15 years ago. I regret selling that watch as well as the jumbos but I was anxious

Of course the 16202 has a three-part case, not two-part like the OG 5402, but I still think it's a great version of the Jumbo with an improved movement and it makes a wonderful duo with your 5711! Huge congratulations again on this acquisition! Best, Emma

I’m, of course, a Patek Philippe fan (especially of the Nautilus). This year's new 5610 particularly caught my eye. However, my love for Patek Philippe wasn't limited to just Patek Philippe from the beginning of my watch collecting. I started with Panerai

I’m, of course, a Patek Philippe fan (especially of the Nautilus). This year's new 5610 platinum special edition particularly caught my eye. However, my love for Patek Philippe wasn't limited to just Patek Philippe from the beginning of my watch collectin

“POST TENEBRAS LVX”

After spending a week with this Skeleton Jumping Hour Minute Repeater piece, I continue to be just shocked and amazed at how wonderfully different this AP is to the rest of my mostly modern collection. The movement - superlative. The finishing - sublime.

The bump at 6 o clock ruins the flow of the design for me. I understand that the tourbillion needs space, but this reminds of Royal Oak 25831; however the bezel is still intact, but the tourbillion looks misshaped. So a reverse of the Ingenieur. This bein

I was told it has a transparent back cover, but this is the only picture I can find online.

The practice of watchmaking , known as “ établissage ,” is a method that spread from the 18th century onwards in the Jura region, particularly in the Neuchâtel mountains. It involves dividing the manufacturing work into small , specialised , and independe