Found: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic Worn By Captain William Anderson On The USS Nautilus
Earlier this week, we stopped off in Le Sentier, Switzerland, to visit the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre. We were there to see something brand new – something they we will be thrilled to report on in the coming months. But, like most great products, what is new is usually based in something old, and what we saw as lovers of JLC's Geophysic line of watches was downright awesome. As you may remember, the very first Geophysic was designed to be the utmost in chronometric performance and durability, and one example was gifted to a Captain William R. Anderson, who piloted the USS Nautilus – the first atomic submarine – to the North Pole in 1958. We saw his actual watch. 1 OF 4 William Anderson was a naval officer, who later became a U.S. Representative for Tennessee. His appointment as captain of the USS Nautilus was world news at the time, as this was the very first nuclear powered submarine to be put into service. He would pilot this craft under the Nort

what ap is this
the watch they show at 3.45

PO 2500 on a NATO strap
I tried on a planet ocean 2500 with a really thick but comfortable NATO strap.It was such a comfortable fit for me, as most Omega divers are just too big for me. Does anyone else believe that the PO 2500 will become as, or near as popular as the speedmaster Moonwatches...This watch was not for sale, which made me want it even more, I believe...How about some photos of the PO 2500 on any strap...

Picked up a sweetie today.
I think it's rather nice.

Patek: Service, Production, Values and the Company
It seems to me that there are quite a few threads in them with themes about where Patek stands today with respect to;- production quality and qc- service quality and times- the products- what collectors feel about direction of the company under Thierry- the PP seal- volumes of manufacture- investment/residuals/depreciation... and so on and so on.I resolutely feel that all these themes are interrelated and for this reason I wanted to start a consolidated thread on this forum where we could all give our two cents about the state of the company.I don't believe that this has been done yet hence my attempt at this thread and with that being said, I I'll go first.I'll start by saying that I will not consider ANY other watch manufacturer for any product over $25,000. No chance. I consider Patek today the pre-eminent watch maker with an unmatched brand and in the vast majority of cases, an unmatched product.But I have a problem and this problem is OVERPRODUCTION. I believe that PP are produ