Alain Silberstein is known for their exclusive collections of watches
Alain Silberstein is known for their exclusive collections of watches that are unique and unmatched. Alain Silberstein watches always kept the true gadget geeks of the world in mind and came up with the right type of watches just for them. This way they really outdid themselves and became famous worldwide for their collection.

Hands-On: With The Patek Philippe 5204 Split-Seconds Chronographs With Perpetual Calendar (Live Pics, Specs, & Pricing)
Saying a new Patek Philippe reference is impressive is sort of redundant in itself. But the 5204 is really impressive. It's a new perpetual calendar with split-seconds chronograph for Patek, replacing the 5004 in the lineup, and offering a number of significant improvements. We got our hands on one back at Basel 2012 and have all the details.We'll start with the most basic differences. First, Patek has chosen to up the case size from 36.7 to an even 40 millimeters in keeping with the modern trend for larger watches. It's a huge jump, but 40mm is still a more than reasonable size and looks quite good here. 2 OF 17 Currently the 5204 is only being produced in platinum (5204p-001 being the full reference for this piece), and while the 5004p was most often seen with arabic numerals, the 5204p features applied gold baton markers with luminescent fills instead. The dial itself is opalescent 18k white gold and the hands are black oxidized gold with Super Luminova inl

Patek Philippe Quartz at Tourneau
I did not know Patek made a quartz . . . And for $13,000. The salesman was shocked too. I assume it was real. Anyone have any more info on these, I typed Patek and Quartz in the same search on google and got ALOT of fake/replica sites.

116264 turnograph or 16570 exp 2
Looking to get one or the other. Which is better etc.Turnograph. No papers. Exp2 1991 with full papers and rsc dallas recent service. Both priced the same.

Normal?? My GMT-Master II currently running ten days behind!
I must admint... I hate adjusting the date on both Pepsi and BLNR after a few days of not wearing them. The thought of rotating the hour hand two full rotations to advance the date by 1 day, and then to repeat this over and over to catch up to say 10 days later... I feel like I am doing this to the watch and putting extra wear and tear by fast forwarding the hour hand that normally forwards slowly. Yesterday I picked up 16710 to wear it and the date said '2'. I thought meh.... close enough to 12! and just set the time and wound it a bit and put it on.So technical watchmakers and professional watch rotators of experience: what say you? Should I be worried about clicking forward many days in one shot, done perhaps two - three times a month? Or should I just ignore the date and refer to my iphone for that info???