Found: A Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Signed By Tiffany & Co. In Completely Original
Every watch guy's dream is to go up into his grandparents' attic, open up a dust covered shoe box, and discover an unmolested horological masterpiece. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. And that is exactly what happened here with what could easily be described as a mega watch - a Patek Philippe Reference 1436 Split-Seconds Chronograph Retailed By Tiffany & Co. in NYC dating to 1960. And, what makes this particular piece so special is that it is literally untouched and unmodified in any way. It comes with the original crystal, strap, and buckle, and the thing hadn't even been serviced!Made in 1960 and sold by Tiffany's NYC in 1961, it doesn't get much cooler than a vintage Patek split-seconds chronograph. There is something so masculine about the split complication, and to see it on such a refined piece like a 1960s Patek is just a wonderful juxtaposition. The estimate on this piece is $200,000-$300,000, which to us, considering the condition, se

SM300 Saturday
Just an excuse to post a pic with the latest nato! Have a great weekend!

Robert Downey Jr shows off his Epic Watch Collection and his choice is........
https://youtu.be/t0gkzLHONXk

Extremely Rare Dial Patek Philippe 5167 Aquanaut
Just today the owner of a Patek 5167 discovered he just happened to own the rarest 5167 dial known to exist. The issue came to light when discussing dial differences on a forum called TRF just this morning. Where all other Patek 5167's have Swiss Made at the bottom of the 6 marker, this one does not have the label at all. This revelation was called stunning by some and some News agencies and some Patek owners where said to have been so excited some just lost all kinds of bladder control.Owner is said to be extremely happy and may lose bladder control as well.Anyway we believe this watch will most likey to equal if not exceed all known records for the most expensive watch ever known to man when and if the owner ever decides to sell it at auction.This is a picture of the Patek 5167 in question.

advice - setting time - hacked second hand
Hi - just got a Black Bay Bronze. is is normal when setting the time, for the second hand to move a little bit as you move the hour and minute hands around? Is this just the energy stored in the watch? Thanks, Glenn