luxurious Porsche Design P'6520 Heritage Compass Watch
Porsche Design began a retro-updating as more than other brands last year that they get near a great brand anniversary next year. On the one hand, I could dismiss all that they do with retro-Renaissance as fair play with "follow the leader", but is not quite the case of Porsche Design. Everything that Porsche Design is any first abandoning their line of thinking more contemporary, future watch. Second, Porsche Design offer reruns of classic designs do step to relive the past, but to do things well. More drawings as 6520 P and P 6530 (last year offered as a model for heritage limited edition), were futuristic to begin with, thus making them once again still feels like they are on the future.

Bring a Loupe: A Crazy Rare Zenith El Primero And Five Nicely Priced Chronographs From Wittnauer, Minerva, Mathey-Tissot, And More
This Bring A Loupe will be dedicated entirelely to everyone's favorite complication, the chronograph. You will find an extremely rare (and very exotic looking) Zenith El Primero, the reference G383, produced in only 200 examples in 1970. We also scoured eBay in order to find some relatively affordable chronographs, most of them under $1,000. As you might expect, no Heuer or Universal Geneve made it this week given our budget constraint, but you will discover some other really exciting watches from Wittnauer, Minerva, and Mathey-Tissot. This is your Bring A Loupe for February 19, 2016. A Minerva Chronograph Reference VD712 With A Better Dial Than It Seems 1 OF 8 This Minerva is a good example of a nice looking three-register chronograph that does not break the bank. The Minerva VD712 is powered by the famous Valjoux 72 (also found in vintage Rolex Daytonas) and apparently this chrono was even used by the Swedish army – you can find some great shots of the

15204OR discontinued?
Does anyone know if the 39mm openworked ultra-thin been discontinued?I have heard different answers from different boutiques.

Decision made
Have been contemplating a new addition for quite a while and finally found one that trips my trigger.Just received an email from my favorite dealer confirming the order.I have no idea when it might arrive but over the years, I've learned that patience is the greatest virtue of WISdom.

Patek Steel quality, Website and Brand direction
I recently purchased a sub after being torn between the no date and Aquanaut (for those interested look for my thread titled Aquanaut vs Sub ) but had a few questions regarding Patek steel quality, website and where the brand is headed1. The Rolex just had more of a shine to it than the Patek. I am guessing this has something to do with 904L Steel that they use? Does Patek use 316L? Anyone know anything about Patek's steel quality?2. Also does anyone else think Patek's website is a little bit too 'clunky'? For a brand this big shouldn't they invest in a better website? Brands like Rolex, VC, ALS and AP have great websites I am surprised Patek dosen't3 And lastly, does anyone think we will see bolder, younger models from Patek? A lot of people can't afford PP Complications and Super complications- when their existing customer base for those watches eventually dies out how will they attract the younger smartwatch wearer to the brand? I think they need to be looking into more entry level