Antiquorum – Hong Kong
Important Collectors’ Wristwatches, Pocket Watches and Clocks

Found: A Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Signed By Tiffany & Co. In Completely Original
Every watch guy's dream is to go up into his grandparents' attic, open up a dust covered shoe box, and discover an unmolested horological masterpiece. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. And that is exactly what happened here with what could easily be described as a mega watch - a Patek Philippe Reference 1436 Split-Seconds Chronograph Retailed By Tiffany & Co. in NYC dating to 1960. And, what makes this particular piece so special is that it is literally untouched and unmodified in any way. It comes with the original crystal, strap, and buckle, and the thing hadn't even been serviced!Made in 1960 and sold by Tiffany's NYC in 1961, it doesn't get much cooler than a vintage Patek split-seconds chronograph. There is something so masculine about the split complication, and to see it on such a refined piece like a 1960s Patek is just a wonderful juxtaposition. The estimate on this piece is $200,000-$300,000, which to us, considering the condition, se

New Planet Ocean 45.5mm.
New purchase this morning. I'll post a few more pics later. It still hasn't quite sunk in that this watch is on my wrist! It's big...

X-33 with Naval Aviator Connection
This is my Friends X-33 that he purchased while flying F-18's for the Sunliners squadron out of NAS Oceana...Omega did all the work in house and the cost to the pilots was $600 when the retail was $3000..Sorry for the quick and dirty Pics...

Deployment clasp transfer?
Quick question, I don't see a way to take the OEM deployment clasp off the OEM strap on my Pam 048 and putting it on my next strap. Any way around it? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk