Scrutinizing Jumbo
Inspired by Ben's excellent review of the venerable RO jumbo, I too pulled out my recently purchased macro lens to take a few shot of my all-time favorite watch. All shots were taken handheld with available ambient light. Hope you enjoy these 'low-key' portraits. HAGWE DialDo you notice how the dial changes its shade of blue depending on the angle of viewing? Do you also notice the weaving lines criss-crossing on the tapisserie dial? They allow the dial to reflect light in a unique way. Only a dial which is carved out by the 'rose machine' would yield such beautiful result.MovementThe beauty of the ultra-thin 2121 movement is a marvel. Every component of the movement was exquisitely finished in different styles at the highest level. The unique construction of the rail rotor system is a sight to behold. The 21k gold rotor plate is beautifully decorated with embossed wordings and alternate brushed and polished finishing. Mounted on a circular rail, this special construction allows the mo

Authentication please
HiI m not an expert in AP so you may can help ,ap promessa SS w diamonds ,box but no papers,no serial in caseback however the movement looks legit .your comments highly appreciatedBestGeorgeSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

mistakenly pushed wrong button!
Have a brand new speedy pro 3570.50, the chrono was running, instead of pushing the top pusher to stop it, I pushed the bottom pusher. The manual says not to do this. Did I screw up the watch? Seems to be running ok

Books
Can any of recomend any books in regards to learning a bit more about Patek Phillippe their history and the watches they have made in the past?

Did you ever get the wrong version of the right watch?
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