has always intrigued me. They are crazy-accurate watches. When you consider just how old they are, and how well so many of them are still running, that is something to be impressed by. I have posted this watch a few times, but it is one of my absolute favorites.
I bought my first Patek Philippe, a reference 5056, and it is an excellent watch. After I had owned it for a few weeks it stopped running. It was sent to Henri Stern in NYC ( still under warranty) and a short time later it was returned to me in perfect working order. Everything has been OK since the
I really like these Rolex Prince watches. I have one from 1929 and it still keeps very good time. I probably wear it more than I really should, but it is something that really speaks to me.
I “Cleaned House” of my less-than-loved watches a couple of years ago. I am down to three and do not regret the decision in the slightest. Your choice to retain the Patek 2556 is very admirable. That is a classic watch that can be enjoyed ( and read) for decades to come. I can see the day when I am