15400/15202 comparison
I was lucky enough to try both on yday - but although in my mind the 15202 was the place to be : the assistant said he thought the 15400 was a better size for meWhat do you guys think? I guess - the other thing is I believe the 15202 to be that little bit more special- I've had a 15400 before but in steel and so the change up to OR version wasn't quite as exciting as the completely new (to me) movement I get going 15202

Third Year Warranty Question
I recently bought my 15400 from a Singapore AD, which comes with two years warranty. There is a card in the box which my AD filled up for me and it is supposed to entitle me to an additional year of warranty, which means 3 years. Last night, I read the warranty book and it says I have to register in the AP website to get a 3rd year warranty. After I have done that, I got a message from AP that says : In a few weeks, you will receive a sticker to be placed in your warranty booklet. To benefit from this third year warranty, you should take your watch to an Audemars Piguet approved repair center, at the latest 24 months after purchasing it. The repair centre will carry out a water-resistance service and fill out the required information on the sticker. This service is free of charge. For additional information, please refer to the Warranty booklet you received with your watch. ....So does it means I must bring back the watch within a year from purchase to get it service in order to qualif

Patek Bestsellers
Hi guys,Are there any statistics/numbers of Patek's bestsellers?I would reckon something like this?:1-57112-51673-51314-....5-....Grts,R

Very pleased with my first Panerai
Hot on the heels of the Sub-C and not being one to let the enthusiasm wane, I thought the best follow up would be a Panerai. I have a confession... before I became interested in Rolex I had not registered that Panerai existed! Is this usual.. Yes Patel JLC Omega but for some reason Panerai had never come up.However, after trying on a few at various boutiques in Asia and researching here and other places, the Panerai story is really interesting and I have a soft spot for anything to do with Firenze even though the company is based in Neuchatal Switzerland.How did I decide on the 104? Not an easy thing with all those numbers but the thinking went this way... need a second hand as I like to see something moving, not yet enough budget for an in-house movement, like a date so 104!for the future my research has opened up the possibility of the 233 and 422 as I tried one on in Saigon and loved the power reserve on the back and the Sapphire. So meanwhile here is my J series 2007 Pammy 104 to c

Daytona Ceramic ��
Hi AllJust wanted your thoughts on the Daytona C.At the current prices they are achieving in the Grey/Private market do you think they will continue to rise or do you think we have seen them peak?Cheers