Patek Philippe Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph 5990/1A Watch In Steel
Steel lovers can rejoice as 2014 is about high-complication steel models from Patek such as this new Nautilus ref. 5990/1A. When it comes to Patek Philippe, the Nautilus design is one that needs no introduction. ?While I wouldn't consider myself an expert on the brand, I am fairly certain that their latest definitely has some new tricks up its sleeve.With the name "Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph" (ref. 5990/1A), I think the astute observer will recognize what sort of complications we're dealing with. ?I want to focus on the "travel time" portion of the name first, as it's one of the more innovative approaches I've seen as of late.To track the two different time zones, Patek has actually gone with two hour hands. ?The skeletonized one is for tracking your home time zone, while the solid one tracks the local hour. ?This accomplishes two things quite handily.First, when you're still at home, the solid hour hand covers the hollowed-out one, and no one's the wiser. ?When you're traveling,

Patek Philippe copy watches are suitable for any people and any occasion
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Archimede Outdoor Protect and PVD Review
A couple of years ago, we got the chance to review the Archimede Outdoor. We were impressed back then, but in the years that have past, have longed to revisit the watch. Not simply because we missed it, which we did, but because in those 2 years, we've seen so many watches that I kept thinking, "wow, the Outdoor was really unique… Perhaps more unique than we gave it credit for originally." Which is true, there isn't anything else quite like the Outdoor; it's a daily watch, a tool watch, a field watch, a sport watch…all wrapped up into a compact, understated and well-priced package.If that weren't enough, they've also released two new versions of the watch, one of which replaced the version we originally reviewed. The new versions are the Protect, which features a hardened steel case (more on that later) and the PVD, which is simply PVD coated. They also had released a full-lume dial option at some point, which seemed worth examining. So, today we're going to look at one of

AP accuracy
I have my eye on the offshore series APs these days, and am contemplating jump into the deep end here with finding a mint second hand one. How do these compare to my DSSD? My DSSD is literary keeping +5 seconds time after about 3 months, which is the best time I have seen from the last 7 high end watch I have owned. I am fearing buyers remorse, not from a quality perspective as the APs are one of the most elite, however from a time keeping perspective. I like. My watches to keep very accurate and reliable time, and not just a Picasso on the wrist.Help me here y'all!Stay or go?

New to Patek Incoming 5164
Hello friendsVery pround to present you my 5164. A wonderful watch ! My fav Patek to be honest !!! Im new to Patek as I m a rolo boy.. current collection :Dayto 116500 blackDayto 116500 whiteSub 16610 tritiumGmt 16700Sub 5513Explorer 1016Sub 16610 lv mk1