The Patek Philippe 5016A, A Unique Grand Complicaton In Stainless Steel With Blue Enamel Dial For On
This is a big one. We've already shown you a beautiful steel, sector dial Laurent Ferrier for Only Watch 2015, and as of late last night, an incredible unique Tudor designed to mimic one the rarest vintage Tudors of all time (also the first officially unique offering from Tudor or Rolex, ever!) but the Only Watch offering from Patek is something special. The reason being that, in year's past, the charitable auction has, at the end of the day, been something of a one trick pony with more than half of the entire sale's proceeds coming from one watch – the Patek Philippe.In 2011, a stainless steel 3939 (minute repeating tourbillon) closed in on 2 million dollars. In 2013, a titanium 5004 broached the 4 million dollar mark, and now we've got yet another absolutely massive piece for 2015. This is the discontinued grand complicatoin reference 5016. In steel. With a blue, enamel dial. 1 OF 6 So what is the 5016? It was at one point the most complicated wris

Vintage Omega Constellation 352 cal question ?
Hello, I have an early Omega Constellation with the 352 movement. I am trying to determine the year of manufacture. The case is marked 2648 with a 11 mil. serial number The movement is a 352 with the RG regulator and a 12 mil. serial number. Can anyone help direct me to a web site with information. Also which serial number do I use to determine the year?? The one the movement or the one on the case?? Thankyou for any help. David

Would you sell your PAM 448 or 449 for a Devon Tread 1? Why?
I saw the Devon Tread 1 a couple of days ago and just couldn't get it out of my head. It's by far the coolest watch i have seen. Just not sure about the price though. I know for sure i will like it more than both my PAM 448 and 449 but i also know that when i want to resell my watch, it will be a bigger heartache on the Devon Tread 1. PAM 448, 449 will have more of a stability due to them being the SE version watches. What do you think?Here is a link to the cool watch the Devon Tread 1.youtube/watch?v=i79T2IzOEfM

SD43 bracelet sizing.
Hi all,I recently replaced my Deepsea with a SD43, I loved the Deepsea but it was just a little too thick for my wrist.My SD43 was sized in the AD with 4 1/2 links on the 6 o clock side and 3 1/2 links with the divers extension on the 12 o clock side. Glide lock is one click from fully in and the bracelet fits great for size. This leaves me with 3 spare links.I'm thinking of removing the divers extension to get a little more curvature, have many of you done this or left it as standard with divers extension installed? I know a lot did it with DS. My wrist size is 6.75 but pretty flat. For anyone with a similar wrist size, how many links have you got at each side to balance the bracelet?Also I never really took notice at the AD before it was sized but does anyone know how the bracelets come from the factory, is it 5 1/2 links at 6 o clock and the rest at 12?Many thanks. :)

Rolex Turn-o-graph
Hi All just joined the forum, I'm looking at getting the 116264 turn-o-graph as my first Rolex. I've been looking online and there seems to be no price stability with the prices between $4500-$6300 is this normal for Rolexs? And what would I expect a good price to be? I've been offered $5600, but this seems like a lot compared to what's on the market and sold listings. Last one is better to wait until January or are there still good deals in December. Cheers