Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 5175 Watch For 175th Brand Anniversary
For 2014 and the brand's 175th anniversary, Patek Philippe has released one of the?their?most complicated wristwatches of all time. This is no doubt inspired by the company's iconic Henry Graves Supercomplication pocket watch that was originally delivered in the 1930s and that will be re-auctioned in November 2014. The flagship timepiece?that marks the brand's 175th anniversary is called the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime 5175 (ref. 5175R-001)? and it is an extremely complicated watch with two dials and 20 complications �C the result of eight years of development according to Patek Philippe."Extremely complicated" is?a term we are used to hearing?when it comes to Patek Philippe-for all the other most?notable pieces?check out our article on the 17 rarest and most expensive?Patek Philippe watches here. The Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime however comes in at the very top of the food chain, with its massive?47.4 millimeter wide and 16.1 mm thick case and incredibly intricate?movement com

SIHH 2018: Royal Oak Offshore Indigo Blue Dial. Live Pictures
Love this piece in the metal. Enjoy guys!https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...es-and-pricing

Tudor on Panerai Strap
Had an old strap laying around and decided to use a pocket knife to try to get it to fit. Does it look silly? Honest feedbackSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And so it begins....New Buffalo Nunbuck strap on the Pam104
This is a Vertigo Buffalo strap in nubuck finish. Very soft and comfortable. Tappers from 5mm to 2mm. 24mm to 22mm. I think the string color about nails the color of the Panerai numbers in the sun. Very happy with the leather color. Classy light brown/sand casual look.I have 3 new straps in bound. Kinda switching up between deployment and tang buckle.

Plexi maintenance
Do you guys have any interesting plexi maintenance tips? I've always used Mother's Mag & Aluminium Polish and Meguiar's Headlight Protectant on plexi. I know many swear by PolyWatch or even toothpaste but the only real requirement is that it be a very fine abrasive. Heck even CapeCod clothes should work. I just use Mother's because it's cheapest and easier to find. The Meguiar's Proctectant is probably overkill but it's always worked well on my cars. What's worked for you?