How Ulysse Nardin Beautifully Makes Watches Part 2
Sponsored PostUlysse Nardin has recently produced a beautiful corporate movie displaying the people and methods behind the production of watches at their facilities in Switzerland. We've broken down those movies into several parts which will be posted weekly for you to watch. Please enjoy part 2 of the series on how Ulysse Nardin makes watches.As we publish the movies you'll be able to see all of them on the Ulysse Nardin Manufacture Movie page here.For more information visit Ulysse Nardin's website.

Intro and Choices
Good Morning Enthusiasts,I am new to the Patek Philippe forum and have enjoyed the short time I've had privilege to read and absorb your knowledge. I am going to purchase my first time piece, presumably this weekend in NYC, and would appreciate a bit of guidance as pertaining to appropriate Manhattan pricing. If you would care to assist me in what would be acceptable prices for the following hour glasses on a wrist it would be appreciated.5396 rose gold5205 yellow gold5146 yellow gold5146 rose gold5496 rose gold5159 rose goldBest Wishes and Thank YouJR, MDP.S. Some day this wrist will fill the hole in a 5204 rose gold.

To 5227 owners...
Can you please tell me the lug width? Can't seem to find it online. Been looking at the 5227g, and it's growing on me

Incoming & A Serious First World Problem
Okay, so the Rolex that first brought me to the brand was not the first Rolex that I ended up buying. I was seeking a Sub ND but found and very much liked a BLNR. Like many a first-time buyer, I allowed myself to get distracted. Long story short, the BLNR did not suit me well (the PCLs scratched easily and the extra pop worked better as an idea in the showroom than as a daily wearer in my everyday casual life) and I sold it a few months after buying it.I was going to have that Sub ND! But I couldn't find one easily, so I decided to wait for my AD to get one while biding my time by buying what I at first considered to be a cheaper alternative. Damn, that cheaper alternative ended up suiting me so very well that when I finally did get the Sub ND (today!!) and returned home, I found myself realizing just how much I LOVE this damned cheaper alternative...this Pelagos in-house...Of course, I will be taking those stickers and bezel protector off soon, I just know it. But this Pelagos ended

18kt YG green dial gmt vs smurf
I have a smurf and Blro. I love them both but there is something about the gmt bezel and numbers that sings more to me than a sub bezel.And the green dial yg gmt sings much more to me then the smurf.I know a lot of u have the smurf in mind when thinking of a grail but....Thinking about swapping my smurf for the yg green dial gmt.Watch for watch. No cash involved.Just wanted to get my thoughts written done.Thanks for reading.