Found: The Patek Philippe Owned By The Founder Of Coca-Cola, And Other Ultra Cool Pateks Now On Exhi
There is, as we've mentioned elsewhere, and as many collectors know, a very long and rich common history between Patek Philippe and Tiffany, which goes all the way back to 1851, as we've explored elsewhere. It's a remarkable history with a remarkable legacy, with Tiffany-signed Patek Philippes forming a significant group of watches and often commanding a premium at auction over non-Tiffany signed models, thanks to their relative rarity. Patek Philippe and Tiffany have just opened a remarkable exhibit: a selection of unusual and in some cases unique Patek Philippe watches and pocket watches, from the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva. They will be on show at the Tiffany flagship in New York for the next six months or so, and are a must-see for pretty much anyone interested in horology – it's exceedingly unusual for Patek museum collection timepieces to be seen anywhere outside the Patek Philippe Museum. Reference 1526 With Special Dial 1 OF 12 Le

It's been a while!
I reacquainted myself with an old friend today, my F series ROO Safari. I do really like this watch, but I find it very hard to choose it ahead of my Rolex selection. I really like the off white creamy dial, not always easy to capture in pictures. Now that's it out I've at least taken a photograph, I know that we all love a thread with a watch!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Superocean Bracelet
Have a question. I'm helping a friend buy a Superocean Abyss, specifically...Ref: A1736402|BA32|131AIt is basically this watch...I think the lugs are 20mm and the bracelet tapering to 18mm. He wants it on the bracelet and I'm trying to find a source for them. Can anyone help me here? Is this the band I'd be looking for?startoftime/NEW-BREITLING...source=froogleI see other similiar bracelets that are 22/20. I can't believe the Breitling website doesn't give the lug width.Appreciate your help.

Cyclops fever!
After having added a cyclops to my 16660 Seadweller as detailed in this thread, .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=467611I realized I had a spare cyclops (I bought two for the SD project).What to do with it....I plopped it on my Seamaster quartz.

Constant Need For More?
Hello Rolex Forums!Most of the individuals on here have been purchasing/collecting much longer than I have. I've gotten into watches for about 2 years and it seems the more exposure to various brands/pieces I get, the more I'm feeling like it's never enough.Within the past two years I've managed to purchase various pieces ranging from an Omega Planet Ocean Casino Royale to a YMII SS. Every time I wanted a piece, it seemed like the price was unattainable. Then you work hard, get lucky, find a great deal and the moment you pull the trigger & put it on your wrist, one of the most amazing high's occur. However, it seems the more (quantity+value) I purchase, the less the high lasts and I end up looking for the next thing within a month.Does/Did this happen with any of the experience members? This post is not meant to be a humble brag, complaining, etc. I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced this and might be able to pass on some advice. Feels like I'm chasing the high rather th