Bring a Loupe: Two Oversized Vacherons, One Very Slim Piaget, And One Promising Chronograph From Longines
This week's Bring A Loupe will feature an early Autavia chronograph from Heuer, and reveal another from Longines – a true eBay find in all its glory, horrendous pictures included. We will also look into watches with some very special dimensions, starting with the first ultra-thin Piaget with automatic movement, and then examining two incredible Vacheron Constantins, both with oversized cases in pink gold. This is your Bring A Loupe for November 6, 2015. An Early Heuer Autavia Reference 2446 Second Generation 1 OF 11 Two weeks ago we covered in depth an early Autavia that ultimately fetched $45,000 on eBay and today it kind of starts over. Well, this Autavia is not as rare, as it is the second execution of the reference 2446 with screw-back case. In comparison to the first execution that we had spotted earlier, the difference is minute, but for a Heuer aficionado it means a lot: the hands are not full lume anymore, you can see their frame here. Unfortunate

His and Hers
Post your His and Hers shots! Let's get things started with a 5164A (His) and a 7018/1A (Hers)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Patek 5060
Been offered one of these for about 7500 euro, which I think is a bit steep.What I can't get to know is that is this watch 35mm or 37mm? Seller claims 37mm, but the net claims 35mm, although some web pages does claim 37mm. Supposedly quite the limited production run of about 1000?No see-trough case back, but I guess it could be added?

Some wristshots of my new Simona straps.
Finally some sun peeking out so I was able to snap a few shots this morning. Hope you like them.

Any physician/healthcare worker Rolex lovers?
Any physician or other healthcare worker Rolex owners/admirers out there? What do you do, and what Rolex watch(es) do you own? Pictures please!I'll start: