CARTIER Pantheres et Colibri Wristwatch
Lounging leisurely among the silvery stalks of grass, against a diamond-besprinkled black backdrop, Cartier's emerald-eyed panther appears pensive. Her white gold body is covered with a 270-diamond-bejewelled coat, set off with lacquered black spots. Just above her shoulders, off-centred at 10:30, two tiny, sword-shaped, gilded steel hands display the hours and minutes discreetly. They are prompted by the 9915 MC calibre housed in a white gold case of around 43 mm diameter set with 314 diamonds. This automatic movement offers over three days' autonomy, featured on the dial in an incredibly poetical style: by pressing the diamond-set crown, the wearer can contemplate the hummingbird (colibri in French) ascend into the sky whilst a golden panther cub emerges from under its mother. The height at which the bird stops indicates the power reserve. The Pantheres et Colibri wristwatch is also proposed with a diamond-paved bracelet. Price upon request. Sharmila Bertin

Cold feet on putting the money on a SS. Do it anyway?
Hey guys.Just a quick update from hunting for a 5711. This was quicker than I had expected, and I have found a good friend's cousin that is looking to sell his almost brand new (bought under 2 months ago) 5711 blue dial.He is asking a fair $24,000USD, which is the price he bought it for. I don't expect a deal on this piece.I was really looking hard to find it, and now that I have, for some reason I am having cold feet putting that amount on a SS watch.A friend told me that the watch doesn't look nearly worth how much I am paying for, and that made me re-assess.Am I going to regret not buying this one though?I must say I do love the watch; Just can't help but think I could be getting some precious metal or so for that amount. Or even adding two more SS watches.My only other watch is a Rolex Sub btw. I think the duo with the Patek should be perfect still and cover all bases.Suggestions?

Supercomplication
In case you missed it. Something to hold us over until the 175th anniversary piece is unveiled later today!.hodinkee/blog/henry-g...ercomplication

5196 on 7.5 wrist
New to the PP forum. The 5196 has been on my radar for a long time but am curious how owners (if any) feel about its size, especially those who have larger wrists. Too small? or just right under the shirt?thanks for your help!

Thoughts on lighter watches
Was wondering if others have this problem. Firstly want to say I have been wearing Rolexes for a long time and love them. I have been wearing my Nautilus and 5164 a lot lately and just dont want to go back to a Sub C or wear my newer GMT master C ,etc. I have a smaller wrist and that might be a big part of it but I was curious if others with smaller wrist have just got out of the newer bigger Rolexes because of comfort. I traded a Sub C when I bought this new 5164 and I just dont miss the bulk at all. I do love Rolex so maybe a older Sub on a strap or nylon would be a cool look and also be comfy.I notice that a lot of Patek wearer also wear some older subs so I was curious if I am alone with my thinking on the bigger Stuff if you are one with a smaller wrist. Maybe someone with some experience around this can chime in. thanks