Patek Philippe Watches Offer Great "Pick Up Line" In New Ad Campaign
Given the status that Patek Philippe holds in the watch community, I can safely hold them to a very high standard - even in their marketing. Starting in August of 2010, Patek Philippe will roll out a new advertising campaign for its womens watches. Watch advertising is crucially important because they make important value propositions to consumers, as well as communicate essential branding information that relates to how people perceive brands and luxury watches over all. Given that, I find it hilarious when I see an ad that makes me think about having a three-way.Which is exactly what Patek Philippe's new slogan (as presented here) sounds like a pick up line for. Not just any three-way, but an inter-generational one. "Hey mom, daughterdon't you agree that something truly precious holds its beauty forever? Can I interest you two in some Champagne?" Which in the ad is proceeded by the mother and daughter clutching hands while they giggle abruptly and exchange glances. Sure they'll have

The Bulgari is settled to a massively class of Greek silversmiths
The Bulgari is settled to a massively class of Greek silversmiths whose dynamism has started in the minor colony of Epirus, where Sotirio, the collapse of the seven, made precious objects in cutlery.

Versace watches usually have a very smooth and luxurious look
If you are looking for a luxury watch that will offer you a modern touch and feel you definitely will be looking at Versace watches. These watches usually have a very smooth and luxurious look and feel and there truly is nothing else like a Versace on the market.

RO 15400 Screwdown Crown
Hey everyone,Haven't worn my RO 15400 for a while so I took it out today for a spin.Noticed an odd/different alignment with the screw down crown. I'm not sure if I'm over analyzing or simply didn't tighten it fully in all my previous usage but has anyone had the same experience where the screw down position of the crown changed?PS: I do know the AP logo doesn't line up on the 15400. Nor is the crown typically flush.First image I took a few months ago which is the position I'm use to. Every time I adjust the time, wind the watch, etc. and then screw down the crown it ends up in this position.However, the full screw down position of the watch changed today in the second image. I've unscrewed and adjusted the crown several times and appears the full screw down position is in this new position.Thoughts? Everything seems to be running normally. Am I going crazy? HahahahaThe watch is two years old and shouldn't require a service.

Incoming?!?
Choices, choices: (apologies to Robert Frost)?Two watches diverged in a yellow mood,And sorry I could not buy them bothAnd be a one watchowner, long I stoodAnd looked down at one as far as I couldTo where it bent in the showcase lightThen took the other, as just as fair,And having perhaps the better claimBecause it was brassy and wanted wear,Though as for that the passing thereHad worn them really about the same...?I have a chance for the 3570.50 authentic moon watch or the 3573.50 sapphire sandwich. Leaning strongly toward the latter for the sapphires, display back, and enhanced movement finishing. The cost difference isn't a real problem.....Decision pending this weekend.....or a Yogi Berra said, when you come to a fork in the road, take it and buy them both. But they're too similar for that, I think.