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Different price lag of Patek Philippe luxurious Watches in different years
Last year the watch pocket of Calibre 89 Patek Philippe in the famous collection of Matsuda was sold for $ 4.5 million. The 89 caliber which includes 33 complications was manufactured by Patek Philippe engineers for the 150th anniversary of the brand. The watch is featured not only a fantastic number of complications, but also by some other interesting features such as triple barrel spring and hidden room. The movement has 126 jewels and includes 1.278 parties. Among the most famous functions, there is perpetual calendar, split-seconds chronograph with counters 30 minutes and 12 hours, minute Repeater, compass, clock, and many others. In 2007, the Patek Philippe sky Moon Tourbillon was sold at Antiquorum for 1,240 million.The Patek Philippe sky Moon Tourbillon is not just a very wonderful timepiece, also it is one more product ever produced by the company Patek Philippe.

How to take off links on Speedmaster bracelet?
Hi guys, needed to take off links from my Speedmasters bracelet but the pins holding them dont seem to have screws but pins. Any help appreciated,Thanks

Sending a 1991 14060 to RSC for service
I bought a 1991 14060 private party and love the watch. Unfortunately, it has stopped working correctly (despite winding and a light shake, it'll stop every 30 seconds or so and won't continue). I've priced out independents and they're $500 +\-. RSC wants $700 plus parts. Given the warranty and resale bump by having an RSC service I believe I would rather go that route. I've heard horror stories of vintage dials being replaced, etc so do I write on notes dial and bezel not to be replaced? It also has what appear to be original unpolished lugs so I don't want to ruin them (it won't need much in the way of polishing as it has no significant dings). This is my first watch to send to them and I'd like a little input on the process.

Over the years
there have been some watches and some pics.