For your viewing Pleasure- 39mm VS 41mm Royal Oak Rose Gold Chronograph
Recently Acquired Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 39MM. This watch is truly beautiful and compares very closely to the 41mm. I also took some pictures of a Daytona so you can see the difference in size- very minimal if you ask me. Comfort wise I think my wrist better suits me with the 39mm. Too bad this one is going to my friend:( maybe I can convince him to take the 41mm

Co-Axial In house?
Sorry if this is a silly question but is the Co-Axial movement fully in house?

Production Year?
Is there anyway to tell what year your movement/case was produced? I know Patek has the information in their books..and will give it to you for CHF 100...Obviously you can narrow the years down to when they made a watch, and any changes within line, but is there a way to figure out the birthday of your watch without payig for the history of the watch?I couldn't find an answer from a quick search.Hope everyone had a great Memorial Day Weekend

Sign of the times or another reason???
Yesterday, two other friends and myself took ourselves of to London for a few hours, to visit as many AD and vintages shops in Bond Street including Old & New Bond Street.Now for those who know that area, will appreciate that there are several Patek Philippe AD's including their Boutique.Now for the first time ever, I saw pieces in the window, that would a couple of years ago, already had buyers or were kept in the safeThese included pieces across the board such as PC's AC's WT, Chronographs.Models such as: 5140 all metals, 5159, the new PC from last year, 5960P both coloured dials, 5170J, 5130, 5726, 5205, 5980, 5712 etc etc.And this wouldn't be in just one storte but most of themNow is this beacuse of our current favourite phrase Economic Climate, or that AD's are stocking up or that they are just tooooooooo expensive or maybe another reasonOn a slightly different note, I visited the new watch department in Harrods and found it to be a HUGE improvement over their previous one. A

Federer and Dblue
Perhaps posted already ... Roger Federer sporting the Dblue during his interview from the semis What a legend Sent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk