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. . . the highlights of both versions: ref 3572.50 with hesalite crystal and sapphire back showcasing a cal 1863 movement. [Andrew's ref 3572.50, 2013] Our Andrew had one, as did at least one other member of this community. They're not overly difficult to find; in production for at least a decade fr

. . . but appreciated just the same. Happy Thanksgiving, MD! Dr No

. . . to Connies produced between '62 and '63. I believe 'C' cases debuted in '65, possibly '66. And the crown is wrong. Not impossible to be correct but unlikely. Art

. . . likely switching over tomorrow. Five days of one watch is enough, don't you think? 😉

. . . tough to drop. 🙂

. . . please join me in congratulating him on the accomplishment. Besides being a knowledgeable Patek collector, he enforces Collectors Market behind the scenes, rooting out bad guys left and right. Oh, and he does a mean . . . . . . James Dean impression, too. 🙂

. . . congrats on owning a rare and desirable Constellation. Arrowhead markers, too . . . don't believe I've seen another exactly like it. White gold cases are extremely rare but do exist in both 14 kt and 18 kt for a few Connie references including 2852. There aren't many Omegas left on my wish lis

. . . which was about the same time aviation trends for military aircraft tended towards delta designs. The lugs are angled and chamfered, in contrast with the prior generation like my ref 2846 . . . . . . with softer edges.

. . . on my latest acquisition . . . . . . especially for you, Echi. 😌

. . . is my cuppa tea, too ;-) . . .