Introducing: The Tiffany CT60 Annual Calendar Limited Edition
There are a lot of ways to classify complications, but one of the most basic is that there are complications that invite you to interact with a watch more (the chronograph, the repeater) and those that invite you to interact with the watch less. The latter might include anything that improves accuracy, and relieves you of the burden of re-setting the watch too frequently. It also includes calendar complications, especially the perpetual calendar – which, in theory, keeps you from having to reset the date by hand in any month of fewer than 31 days, including the month of February, even in a leap year. 1 OF 5 I say “in theory” because for much of the history of the perpetual calendar, it’s been a complication you approach with a little circumspection. As we discussed in our introduction of the MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual, the traditional construction of a perpetual calendar involves a large program wheel that interacts with a very complicated,

Patek 5990R
was having some fun on a real life pic so we can get a better idea of this model if patek does ever release it.cheers:Sent

5980 1a
What has the 5980 1A been selling for lately?

Day Date 40?
Thinking of buying one but then I saw there are 714 of them on Chrono24 all new unworn in the grey market. That seems like a lot to me. Wonder where the market is on these in terms any value retention. Any thoughts

Loud Movement
I had a 16013 that I had to sell to fund my BLNR and I really miss being able to hear the movement without putting the watch to my ear. I stopped into the AD to see if the Datejust 41 had a loud movement, but it was also very quiet.What new models would have loud movements?Or how old of a model would I have to get?I'm trying to avoid the 36mm models.Thanks TRF, really enjoy how helpful you all are