Talking Watches: With Alan Maleh
Alan Maleh is a collector. He's a collector of art, of furniture, of classic automobiles, and of watches. He's also the founder and publisher of an upstart magazine called Man of the World. Hot on the heels of the release of its seventh issue, Maleh's brainchild has become one of the most interesting, creative, and talked about publications in the world for its unrelenting looks at craftsman and artists doing things the old-fashioned way, coupled with incredible original and archival photography. Maleh and his magazine are both particular and unabashed in their focus, and today I am proud to present you with an inside look at this taste-maker's personal wristwatch collection. This is Talking Watches with Man of the World founder Alan Maleh. 1 OF 20 Alan is a serious watch lover. He's been buying great vintage pieces for over two decades, and timepieces have played a large part in each issue of Man of the World published thus far. But, he's a differ

5146P as a Daily Wearer?
Just wondering how the 5146P would hold up, as a daily wearer? How does the platinum surface hold up? Is there really a difference in wear-and-tear of the mechanics wearing it daily vs. letting it sit (and run down), and adjusting it each time I want to wear it? or putting it on a winder? Feedback sought. Thank you.

5970 v 5270/5070 v 5170/3940 v 5140 v 5327 and SIZE
There have been (and will continue to be) many many debates about the respective merits and flaws of the older generation VS newer generation of some of PP's key products. To my mind, it is fun to debate which is better, but beyond the technical merits of the movement behind each watch, this is necessarily a subjective, inconclusive matter.No, instead I wanted to start a thread about how CASE size has now become the key determinant in **my** decisions about which watches win out in buying decisions and whether they determine what becomes a legendary watch and what doesn't. Take the debate between 5170 and 5070.I simply cannot wear the 5070. Debate ends there. It's too big for my wrists and it looks like I'm wearing my dads watch.5170 for me all day please, irrespective of other considerations. New Generation win. But strangely, because the 5070 has a huge outsized case, it has become a PP legend, despite the Lemania-based movement not being technically comparable to the PP in-house m

2 of the best dials IMO, so shiny 😀
I just love these 2...

A few serious questions!
Hi guys,Since the BLNR is now discontinued I'm thinking about buying a DaytonaC. I showed up with $12,400 in cash and demanded my AD sell me one. I was really ticked off to hear that he didn't have one for me. To make things worse he went as far as to say there is a list! I thought he would want a new customer! So now I'm thinking about maybe the Hulk. But I'm just not sure, Is it a good investment? Will it be worth more than the PepsiC in 7.4 years? Speaking of the PepsiC what's with that color? I thought Rolex was going to make the exact same watch as the 16710 just with a ceramic bezel?? And a jubilee? That's for old geezers. My AD said I could be 15th on the list for the Pepsi if I want though. How long will that take for me to get it? Will there be a price increase between now and then? What if I pre-pay? Speaking of paying, how much of a discount should I expect? Man, all the flippers have really made it hard to buy anything. And don't even get me started on gray dealers! How dar