The Patek Philippe 5016A, A Unique Grand Complicaton In Stainless Steel With Blue Enamel Dial For On
This is a big one. We've already shown you a beautiful steel, sector dial Laurent Ferrier for Only Watch 2015, and as of late last night, an incredible unique Tudor designed to mimic one the rarest vintage Tudors of all time (also the first officially unique offering from Tudor or Rolex, ever!) but the Only Watch offering from Patek is something special. The reason being that, in year's past, the charitable auction has, at the end of the day, been something of a one trick pony with more than half of the entire sale's proceeds coming from one watch – the Patek Philippe.In 2011, a stainless steel 3939 (minute repeating tourbillon) closed in on 2 million dollars. In 2013, a titanium 5004 broached the 4 million dollar mark, and now we've got yet another absolutely massive piece for 2015. This is the discontinued grand complicatoin reference 5016. In steel. With a blue, enamel dial. 1 OF 6 So what is the 5016? It was at one point the most complicated wris

I hope my wife likes it
After chasing this model for a while, I found one at last in almost new condition with an unused steel bracelet. So now a white racing leather strap ordered and there is some time to get it home before her birthday in April when she will get it.

PO 2500... Not an Omega hater...
Usually when I post on the Omega forum I am complaining that the new Omega line is getting thicker and over priced... (flame suit on )Omega was actually what got me into watches many years ago (Bond seamaster from Golden Eye) even though I have been away from the brand for a while and disliking the newer line, I Finally got the PO I wanted... 2500d version to go along with my Rolex Explorer.I got to say the 2500 PO is a great watch...

Nautilus bracelet links size
Can anyone please measure the length of a Nautilus bracelet link, count the total number of non-removable links on the 6-hour side of the bracelet, and also measure the total length of the non-removable part of the bracelet for the 6-hour side?Reason: I'm considering adding a Nautilus to my collection, but my slim wrist requires me to size the 6-hour side of every bracelet quite short and accurate. For example, with the Sub-C 3 full links is too short for me, 4 full links is too long. 3 full inks + a half link is perfect. Old Rolex bracelets are out of question since they have 4 fixed links. I'm wondering how much flexibility do Nautilus bracelets have to offer.Thank you in advance

Maison Patek Philippe Shanghai
Hey guys as I do during most business trips I seek out local Rolex/Patek ADs to have a look around and to kill time while away from home. Well my latest trip had me in China for 10 days and specifically in Shanghai this past weekend with a free Saturday afternoon...having recently picked up my 5167 I searched for any local Patek dealers to tour and research my next purchase. Oh boy did I get a surprise when the Maison Shanghai was within walking distance from my hotel. To be honest, I had no idea something like this even existed and it was over the top!!!.patek/en/communicatio...lippe-shanghaiI have to say the nice fellow (Sam) that showed me around and let me try on a few pieces was very accommodating and knowledgeable...I sadly ran out of questions and watches to try on in my price range after an hour and a half. No photos were permitted inside the two story building, but they did send me with a small parting gift (a packet of post cards) that has a few photos of the inside. It was s