I love this watch too much. It is not a rational choice (which watch actually is rational). I can not get it out of my mind when I close my eyes at night. Especially the warm golden glow of the movement with the cool nickel layer on top of the bright golden brass. If you only ha a chance to see it i
Thanks for your prompt response. I think my collection of other watches qualifies me for membership status at WCA ( watch collectors anonymous ) My next step is to find a sponsor. There probably aren't many here. Mike
I recently purchased my wife a Chopard La Vie en Rose Happy Diamonds watch. Unfortunately, I went back to the boutique and tried on the Tribute watch. I was more than impressed. The dial, case and movement are sublime. The finishing on the movement is very reminiscent of one hundred year old Vachero
- Nautilus 3800/1a, used daily for seven years, taken down water slides at Atlantis (in my pocket since they would not let me wear it). - Gondola 5135G, tougher to use in ALL conditions due to leather strap. - Aquanaut 5060a, very light and comfortable, not suitable for dressier occasions. - Nautilu
I have been wearing a 5170 for the past two days. Comparing it to my 5070R I have noticed some of the following comparisons. - The 5170 is lighter and wears more comfortably than the 5070. That said I do miss the heft and presence of the 5070. - The new Patek caliber is MUCH superior to the Lemania
Nice Collection. It is interesting how we get "used" to the prices. The first Patek I encountered was a 5035 in a magazine in 1997. The price of $18,000 USD was ABSURD! Today, this would a bargain for a Patek complication light. When we consider the price of a simple Patek watch as the same as the p
I am glad to see you here in cyberspace. I am sad to see you leave Patek. I hope you find a pleasant landing. I have a copy of your book and have read it many times; I would eagerly recommend it to anyone. If you ever find yourself stranded in the mid-northern tier of the USA you know you have a fri