Horological Meandering

Namely, offering another substantial contribution to the fresh, new look that the Calatrava line is developing, in a tradition started very successfully last year with the 5212A and the discontinuation of several older references. Same size, same metal, a

I can bring some explanations about this PP or the Odysseus. Brands consider,and I think they are right that our lifestyle is changing. And the lockdown has accelerated this change: more work from home, more video conference meetings and so on. People wea

... a Patek: Aquanaut with green Nato Aquanaut with sail cloth straps Aquanaut with green canvas 5110g with bright green leather straps Also daring is to wear my Big Egiziano in public without paying attention to occasional comments or glances from third

It is interesting to follow the reactions in this forum and elsewhere about this new watch. I think it is an excellent move from Patek. This watch has enough ingredients to be called "original Patek" and not to be mistaken with other brands. At the same t

Hey The strap feels absolutely comfortable, my PP Dealer had the same opinion. In my view its the same maybe a better Quality as the PP Straps. The Colour is a little bit more brighter than the classical khaki, like the PP strap for the Aquanaut. Here you

It's shiny and pristene. 😎 Geross.

back then, they were cool for being cool which suited me fine. Once they started getting hot which brought negative attention, that was the end for me. The quality is there. They are built with attention to detail. The concept is also cool. I respect the

Is all about my Aquanaut. I love this watch! Never met a Patek Philippe that I didn’t like.

Sorry to hear about your 5712. I have owned my 5712 for a good 12 years and wear it as occasionally as you and never had any problems with it. So far, I have yet to bring it in for any service. However, I can share my experience servicing an under warrant

My point is that I’m not sure that the disgust lies with the brand itself. I’m also not denying that people avoid Rolex by the sheer fact that secondary market practices are associated with their watches despite it not being a direct result of the company