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What that kid needs are some nice watches. Marriage commitments can wait for another decade ( or two)!

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 have had a few of these Prince models over the last 25 years or so. I wear this one quite often.

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

It is so beautiful set against the black dial. Thank you for posting this!

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.

For posting this! I have never seen such a clear picture of Alan’s watch. What a beauty!

That’s a great idea for picture -sharing our favorite timepieces. Patek Philippe 5004 in a VERY humble Honda.

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

I love the 5004. Given it’s capabilities it still “Sort Of” flies under the radar. I wear it often.