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I thought this was satire
but judging by the comments I think I was wrong! It never ceases to amaze me how differently people look at, and treat, watches.
I think my AP bezel would horrify you.
WatchProSite Interviews: How To Keep Your Patek Philippe Nautilus Looking Great w/ Mr. Naughty Nautilus
Moderator Patrick_y interviews Mr. Naughty Nautilus, a nearly ten-year-old Nautilus who is daily-driven. How does he keep on looking so good? Mr. Naughty Nautilus shares his secret with us in this tell-all interview. Photo credit: Bill - That’s one happy ...
Clever! Also, scared me out of wanting a Nautilus.
One of the reasons I like vintage watches is that they have acrylic crystals that stick up and protect their bezels.
Oh! That's true! Better protection and acrylic so easily fixed or replaced.
On a tangent: I still like that Vacheron Constantin with a bark finish bracelet. Fantastic watch and a very cool look!
Good job Patrick
Probably one of most closed-mouth interview subjects ever ...but you got him to talk. Mike
Thank you for reading and responding!
I would love to interview one of your timepieces sometime!
Good point! All masters are slaves to their watches in some ways...
You know what they say, we are slaves to our possessions or something like that. Thanks for reading! Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!
You're most welcome! As always, I learn a lot from your posts as well!
Mr. NN is indeed very demanding!
You're right! Applicable to all!
All the watches you can put crown down (that won't topple over) should be put crown down too!
I thought this was satire
but judging by the comments I think I was wrong! It never ceases to amaze me how differently people look at, and treat, watches. I think my AP bezel would horrify you.
I'm sure it's fine!
Some people like their watches with battle scars! Some people are fairly careful with their watches. Most are fairly casual. Neither is right nor wrong!
True!
Some people like to keep their watches in as good of condition as possible. Considering the Nautilus, the areas most prone to scratches are prominently polished and the less likely to scratch areas are brushed! What a reversed logic! But if scratches don'...