Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper Watch
I have noticed a trend: luxury watch brands are pairing off with other brands to create new versions of their existing watches. Now, this is by no means a new trend, but it is one that seems to have had an appreciable uptick as of late. Unsurprisingly, these collaborations focus in on other accouterments of a luxury lifestyle. When it comes to status symbols, owning your own plane certainly is up there, and for those who feel drawn to the products from Piper Aircraft, the new Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper will mean?an interesting continuation of?that trend.Surprisingly enough for a collaboration like this, I see no mention of Piper Aircraft on the watch at all (we confirmed with the brand that the Piper logo only shows up on the box). This makes for an odd collaboration, but it also makes it a bit more flexible for those who are not flying Pipers: it's simply a pilot watch from Raymond Weil.Specific branding aside, the Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper definitely has a full swath of airpla

It Was an hard decision but...
At the end Ti PO was the Winner. i was going back and forth between the black dial with orange or silver or the blue. What was hard was to pay the full MSRP at the boutique but hey it was an Awesome Experience.TX1A1418.jpg

Specifying a unique PP
So let's say hypothetically Mr Stern rings you up and says we will make a unique piece for you. Here are the rules:1. You must pay for it. 2. You must promise to keep it. 3. You must promise to wear it. 4. Can be any current reference or one stopped in the last ten years. Let's have your suggestions. Mine is 5970 in steel or titanium with black face, red chrono needle (a la 5004t) and Breguet numerals. If they can put the split second movement in the 5970 case that would be great too!

Help with A Circa ~1905 Patek Watch
Looking for more information on a watch I just picked up. Any help would be fantastic.What I know:18k Officers case (unsigned)Serial No. 12351225MMPorcelain dialWhat I don'tIs this a converted pocket watch?What do these typically appraise for? Any other information about the watch would be amazing!Photos below:

How important to you is the green hang tag?
For those of you who are interested in full sets, how important is the green hang tag? You come across the perfect watch. It has the warranty papers. The outer and inner box. All the manuals are present. The Red/green chronometer tag is included. But wait... no green tag...I'd say half the full sets I've purchased used over the years came without the green tag. I've heard some AD's keep these although I've never had one keep it when I've bought new. So would you pass on a watch because of a missing green tag? I'm specifically asking the opinion of the folks who look for the full set. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk