Found: The Only Laurent Ferrier For Sale In North America (Live Pics & Details)
Did you know that Laurent Ferrier came in third place overall at the 1979 24-hours of Le Mans race? He did. And, oh yeah, he was also Creative Director of Patek Philippe at the time. Nearly three decades later he founded his eponymous brand, making small numbers of truly exceptional watches (about 150 annually). Today we have for you the only Laurent Ferrier watch currently for sale in North America, a Galet Micro-Rotor at Manfredi Jewels in Greenwich, CT.From the very first glance, the Galet Micro-Rotor is a stunner. The one we have here is white gold with a solid silver dial, and it's definitely the sort of watch that will appeal to those who like understated elegance. The 40mm case, subtly different hand shapes, the inset sub-seconds register, and the punched minutes markers all contribute to the overall appearance, while none stands out by itself.? 2 OF 16 The Galet Micro-Rotor's Stunning Movement But it's the Galet Micro-Rotor's movement that really puts it

This guy did not get a discount!
Bought in February 1969. Omega Speedmaster Professional ST 145.012. Price was $170 AUD.

Would you Trade.....
Would you trade a really nice 5134g (Travel Time) for a 5110p (World Time)?I really love the 5134g as I am into GMT/Travel Watches. That said, the 5110p is basically my grail watch (top of the tree in the GMT/travel genre) and the world timers are quintessential Patek.If you would do that trade, since the 5110p is platinum and more expensive, what do you think would be a reasonable amount to add in order to make a fair deal?Here are a few photos of the 5134g in case you are not familiar with the model.

Patek pocket watch
I recently visited a friend who is also a fellow WIS , and he bust out his collection . The one piece that really caught my eye was his Patek Pocket Watch . I don't really know much about it , but I thought it would be cool to share amongst the Patek enthusiasts .ImageUploadedByTapatalk1344889853.587178.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1344889920.135270.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1344889936.838663.jpg

Sky Dweller question
2 questions for you all: (I apologize in advance if this has been asked here) is there any logical reason why the fit of the sky dweller is tight/snug as compared to other models? I have the easy link open and have the pins set to the farthest setting but it still feels tight on. For such a big watch I feel like Rolex made the bracelet small... not sure why. Being that the SS model is new, most of my local ADs don't have a link in stock. I am being quoted 4 weeks turn around time upon ordering. Also, what is the reason a YM2 SS is significantly more expensive than the SS SkyD? I feel like the SkyD has more features than the YM2. Plus add the gold in the SkyD, the pricing doesn't really make sense to me- of course unless there is something that I am not taking into account? Thanks in advanceSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro