Patek Ladies’ Nautilus and Rose Gold Calatrava
Following the relaunch of the Nautilus men's collection in 2006, Patek Philippe presents a new Nautilus ladies' line for 2009. Design and technical elements from the men's line carry over. The new ladies' Nautilus models are available in 18K white or rose gold with precious diamonds (Ref. 7010/1) or with a satin-finished bezel (Ref. 7011/1), and with silvery white or gray dials. The case measures 32mm in diameter and is water-resistant to 60 meters. The diamond bezel contains 46 flawless Top Wesselton round diamonds totaling about 0.73 ct. The new Nautilus for ladies is powered by the caliber E 23 SC quartz movement. This manufacture movement is crafted in Patek's Geneva workshops and its mechanical parts such as wheels, arbors, and levers, are made with the same care and attention to detail as the mechanical movements signed by Patek Philippe. The ladies' Nautilus is priced at $26,800 without diamonds and $33,700 with diamonds.Patek is also introducing the ladies' Calatrava Ref. 4897

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How many links are on the 15400 bracelet?

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Hi All,Newbie here. I bought this about 14 years ago. I remember it was a Schumacher edition (the first I think) but not sure of the model. I had it restored a year ago by Stahl since they are local (no affiliation)..americaswatchmaker/Anyway, its basically perfect with a new OE Omega bracelet. They said it is fairly rare. Ok, cut to the chase. I have a brand new GMT and don't really need both watches. I literally just got the GMT and am wearing for a few days to make sure I like it before I do anything. I love the Omega but it is a PAI to keep the day, date, month correct.......so its always off. Plus I'm getting somewhat bored with it. Can you guys let me know what model it is and an approximate value? This isn't a thread to sell. I just want to know what I have. Also ready for the flames

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I've been looking into getting a 16710 z or m serial with a 3186 movement either coke or pepsi insert. What do the vintage masters think about this watch as good collecting piece? Do you think price will stay strong? Been seeing them listed for at least $14k. Seems high?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Paying to Bypass the Line
You can pay the bouncer at a club to bypass the line. You can pay at a restaurant to get a table immediately. You can pay to avoid standing in line for rides at DisneyWorld.You can pay to drive in express lanes to get somewhere faster.Now, the latter two are more official than the former two. But the point is you can pay a business/person to get things faster in different areas of life.Has anyone paid someone at an AD to bypass the list for a hot watch?