Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon 6002G
Earlier this week, Patek Philippe announced that they have produced a follow up to their most complicated watch ever, the ref 5002 Sky Moon Tourbillon. The new Sky Moon Tourbillon model, reference 6002G, offers a more elaborate packaging of the 13 complications included in the reference 5002 Sky Moon. Indeed, much of the buzz created by the 6002 Sky Moon Tourbillon is not derived from its dizzying array of complications, but rather the manner in which Patek has decorated the case and the dials. Covered in obsessively intricate engraving and featuring beautiful enamel work on both the front and rear dials, the Patek Philippe 6002 Sky Moon Tourbillon ensures no space goes without its fair share of embellishment and decoration.The case is executed in 18k white gold and measures 43.5 x 18mm, which is large but understandable given the movement within. One of the main elements of this new design is the case engraving which requires over 100 hours of careful attention to complete. Think abou

Does a RG with Blue face 15400 NOT on bracelet exist?
Was it is this ever sold on rubber or leather?

Avenger II Seawolf arrived
Only needed to use the micro adjustment and set the time, now its on my wrist and feels every bit amazing as it looks

New Colt
Well now that I have my formal wear for elegance and special events (though it will get a lot of wrist time) watch (Rado Sintra) I am aiming for this new Breitling Colt as my everyday watch. I simply love it, I might sell my Rolex GMT Master II for this. Most definitely my next watch..breitling/en/index.ph...10/colt-gmt+-/

Patek AD Price Negotiation
I am considering buying my first PP watch- a 5196g. I have an established relationship with an AD (purchased 5 Rolex watches from them in the past 2 years). As a general rule should I expect to pay MSRP or is there room for negotiation on PP watches? (I know this particular one is easy to obtain). If so, what percentage below MSRP would be considered reasonable?