The name of the Yacht Club is actually used to stand on its own for IWC and the other which was a success.
The name of the Yacht Club is actually used to stand on its own for IWC and the other which was a success. Introduced in the early 1970s, the Yacht Club was part of a series of watches sold under the family name "SL" and drawn by none other than Gerald Genta. Genta, of course, is one of the most legendary watch designers, whose distinctive style has been found in many 1970s Swiss watches and in many respects, is emblematic of the time. As Pininfarina, coachmaker, who designed the swooping bodies so classic Ferrari and Alfa Romeo, Genta is a pen has hired, commissioned for a ultimate beautiful cases on movements of different companies.

Office Update
My new wall clock just arrived

Questioning the durability of the Aquanaut???...
Put your fears to rest. From time to time here on TRF, I would see posts from members who love the Aquanaut but questioned if it was tough enough to truly act as a sport watch. Well, I wanted to share a story of a recent trip where I put my Aquanaut through its paces.A couple weeks ago I had the opportunity to get away to Telluride, Colorado with my wife to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. I knew this trip would include a variety of outdoor activities as well as elegant dinning in some of the areas finest restaurants, so I wasn't sure which watch to bring along for such a diverse week. As I looked through my jewelry drawer I noticed my Rolex, JLC, AP, Lange, and Casio G-Shock and debated on which ones to bring along. Then it hit me��..I decided to select only one watch, my Patek Philippe Aquanaut. With such a versatile design, I thought it would be a perfect choice!Over the course of the 5 days in Colorado, my 5167 accompanied me on activities such as camping, hiking up 12,

So I got the wife her first proper Patek...
... pics below.Seriously, it's for her to wear. She likes larger case sizes, so the 36mm is perfect for her. She also strongly, strongly prefers bracelets over leather straps, which made it a bit difficult to find a proper mechanical Patek for her. She loves it.And it is pure coincidence that our wrists are almost the same size. Really, this is her watch. No, no, I wouldn't dream of borrowing/wearing this watch. Would I...?

Stopped by the Beverly Hills Boutique fell in love with the
Nautilus 5980 stainless steel bracelet. The AD was smaller than I expected, but somehow the selection was spread out in good proportions so nothing was crowded. High end cabinets, furniture etc.