Watches to keep: 1. Breguet Type XX salmon dial 2. Rolex GMT-Master II BLRO / Pepsi 3. Vacheron Constantin Overseas gen 2 or Patek Philippe Nautilus 5726A My watches to find a new loving and caring home for: - Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711J - Patek Philipp
level of complication, namely the protrusions from the side of the case for the chronograph functions and the travel time element. For me this takes away somewhat from the clean symmetry of the case. This is in contrast to the 5726 which while quite compl
After almost 7 years on the list and way more purchases than my better half expected, I finally got the watch I have lusted after for such a long time. It’s everything I expected and then some. The journey to this day has, at times, been frustrating but l
while i really do love the aquanaut - i have never used the chrono. The Nautilus really is a grail piece for me. So, provided the price is right I am leaning towards offloading the 5968 and the 5212 and picking up the 5726. That would leave me with the 55
my thoughts: - if you want a very sporty look, you can have a bright strap (such as orange, red, etc.) on your 5968G and it would work well - overall 5726 has more functional complications vs chronograph on 5968 - Nautilus is the original design by GG Ove
The question is how much wristime do you enjoy with your Aquanaut. It is a sporty watch and depending on your lifestyle work elegantly. On the other hand the 5726 will be a little heavier on the wrist but equally as sporty. You need to have them on your w
my wonderful AD has offered me the blue dial 5726. Thinking about thinning out my collection and am considering offloading my 5212 and 5968 - my question is would you have the 5968 over the 5726 or vice versa and why?
Hello All - I'm from NY and just got back from an amazing vacation that included some Swiss Skiing, Geneva and Paris. I got to spend some time at the boutiques as well as the Patek Philippe Museum. I have to be honest, there were times when I got goosebum