5119 - Will it ever be made in a bigger dial?
What do you think? It's my favorite watch on pictures, because I think it's too small in real life. If it was offered in 39mm, or even 38, I would pick it up in a heart beat. And I probably wouldn't buy another watch ever again.Has Patek ever talked about releasing it in a 38 or 39mm size? Do you agree that the current 36mm is too small for a grown man?

Patek Only Watch 2017
Launched in 2011, the Reference 5208 Triple Complication wristwatch showcases Patek Philippe’s mastery in the sphere of grand complication watches. It brings together a minute repeater, a monopusher chronograph, and an instantaneous perpetual calendar displayed in apertures along an arc. This is also one of very few ultra-complicated watches endowed with a self-winding mechanism. Orchestrating this highly sophisticated combination of functions is a movement comprising 719 parts, hand-finished throughout in accordance with the great Genevan tradition. Reference 5208T-010 was created specially for Only Watch 2017. It stands out as the first and only version of this timepiece ever produced in titanium, a metal rarely used for a Patek Philippe. This unique piece features a blue dial adorned with a hand-guilloched carbon-fiber pattern, underlining the manufacture’s role as protector of the rare handcrafts. The caliber R CH 27 PS QI movement, visible through a sapphire-crystal d

Would you Trade...
Lange Zeitzone Platinum for a 5980 /1a straight up?have a potential cash buyer for my 5980 and someone that wants to trade for the Lange. I like the lange but the funds from 5980 were to go towards another patek. Just not sure if I want to add Lange to my collection...Anyone familiar with Lange and this particular model care to chime in? What I like about this watch is that its large (41.9mm) - what I dont like is that Lange doesnt seem to hold up as well on the secondary market.thoughts?

Daytona or day date president?
Firstly I would like to take the time to introduce myself as a new member. My name is Jay and I am in the UK. I am 28 and a passionate rolex lover/collector. I would like to Eventually get into the trade of buying / selling rolex's, building a good name for myself whilst I do so. My brother is a horologist and the passion for timepieces runs through our genes. So Hi everyone and nice to meet you all :)Here is my question.I have ��10,000 to spend on my next rolex purchase, not significant to most of you but its enough to me. With that being said I want to make sure I do the right thing. All of your opinions are crucial to me so please don't hold back. I am looking at either a 1998 Daytona bi metal 116523, or a classic day-date president. The president also has a factory champagne & diamond dial with an aftermarket diamond bezel (I know about aftermarket :-( ). There is just one problem with the president... the serial number is slightly worn and I can't quite make out if the first di

Daytona back from RSC!
I just got my beloved SS Daytona 116520 back from RSC. It took about 4 weeks and cost $1,000 to Rolex and $122 to my AD for shipping/ insurance. My AD in ATL (Brown & Co.) sent it to the RSC in Pennsylvania, where they say they consistently get the best service and turn-around time.It had the usual scratches and wear and tear, and the Chrono feature had stopped working reliably. It required no new parts other than the ones they ALWAYS replace: mainspring and gaskets. Looks absolutely brand new, I couldn't be happier!It came back with all the following:-Green Rolex velvet snap pouch-2 year Rolex warrantee card and letter-Letter of replacement value from Rolex, which states it would be replaced with the Ceramic bezel version, good for insurance-White Rolex microfiber cleaning cloth-Booklet on worldwide Rolex service-Form to include for next serviceReally first class!JCATT