Time For Her: 5 New Ladies’ Watches for Valentine’s Day
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, and what better gift for your sweetheart than the perfect watch? We provide you a selection of the latest women's watches to help you with your shopping in this excerpt from WatchTime’s November-December 2015 issue.Cartier's Cle? (French for key ) collection has a new addition: this Cartier Cle? de Cartier model has a 31-mm rose-gold case set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The watch has a rose-gold bracelet and an automatic movement. Each model in the Cle? collection has a crown that resembles the end of a watch winding key. Price as shown: $34,600.The Chopard Happy Sport watch is now available with a smaller, 30-mm case. The Happy Sport 30mm Automatic has a silver-toned dial with a central spiral guilloche? pattern and five moving diamonds. It comes in steel, rose gold or steel and gold, on a leather strap or metal bracelet, polished or partially set with diamonds. There is also a version in rose or white gold, fully set with diamonds, wit

Royal oak 15000st 33mm automatic
Hi all,Anyone here knows the estimated mkt value of a 15000st? It seems like v rare and i am unable to find any price ref online. Tks!

My Patek Philippe Journey
When I developed an interest in watches in 1985, it was clear Patek Philippe was considered the finest of the mass-production watch manufacturers. Naturally I aspired to own one some day, but began my hobby primarily collecting old Hamilton wristwatches.In October 1993, I had a windfall, winning $5,000 in a contest held by my employer. I asked my watchmaker if he knew of any Patek Philippe wristwatches for sale, and he put me in touch with someone I had previously met. Knowing his love for a Waterman filigree fountain pen I owned, I brought the seller the pen and cash. This was my first Patek, a 35mm Calatrava reference 2508 from 1955.I owned the watch for 20 years, until I finally was able to admit it no longer interested me. It was traded toward another Patek below.My next Pateks came as a pair. An acquaintance had a a reference 2591 on a gold bracelet listed for sale. I had many sport watches to trade (Omega/vintage Le Coultre/IWC chronographs) and he liked to trade. We arranged to

Poor date readability of 5164
Anyone has this issue? The way for me to check date is to bring my wrist to my chest level. Worse thing is the usual hours that I need to read the date is in the morning. And often the date hand in the subdial is blocked by the hour hand in the morning from 4-8am. Anyone sharing the same frustrations?Otherwise no complaints. This is my fav Patek. Saving up for a 5712/A for its beautiful blue dial and micro-rotor. The date subdial is slightly bigger here. Wonder if it has the same date readability issue as well. If so, I'm considering to go for the 5726 instead.

Longest Wait On AD List (Before Getting The Watch)
With some people being quoted 8 and 10 year waiting lists on the new SS Pepsi GMT (had heard similar stories on older 16520 and newer 116500 Daytonas, the SS Sky Dweller, etc.) wonder what is the longest someone here had actually waited on such lists before getting a watch. I don't mean people that are still waiting on a list, but rather people that had already got the call and bought the watch after a pretty long waiting period.