Patek 5905P
Hi,I've been exploring Pateks lately and have come across the 5905P. For those who don't know it; it's an annual calendar and a 60 minutes chronograph in platinum:I think it's a beauty but then to acquire it I need to flip the 15407ST and the panda ROO as I've decided not to spend any cash on watches in 2017. Not sure what to do but Patek bug has bitten me. On the other hand, I'm pretty sure that I'll regret the trade down the road. The 15407 is a beauty. Thoughts?

Appropriate attire for 44 ROO RG
Just recently acquired my first AP... the 26401 ROO 44 mm in rose gold. Having a bit of a difficult time figuring out with what I can wear this watch. I'd like to wear it all the time for the next several months and be able to show it off. I realize it's more of a sports watch... but it's so blingy... would it be acceptable to wear with a sports jacket or how about even a tuxedo? Anyway I want to wear it everywhere... so having a bit of a dilemma...

Fun read...
movies.yahoo/blogs/movie-...222943812.html I have to admit i never knew James Bond wore a Breitling in any of the movies.

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Watches.TV Rolex & Tudor video
https://.youtube/watch?v=jOt-mJlZAHElooks good