A Look at the Timefactors PRS-9 Czech Air Force
Flying watches nearly always have some heritage behind them. ?The Bremont MB series, for example. ?You'll only get your mitts on an MB I (the rare one with the red knurled barrel) if you're ��fortunate' enough to eject from your aircraft in a Martin Baker ejector seat. ?That's impressive enough, but how about a watch that was worn by members of THE most successful WWII RAF squadron, 312 – the ��Czech Squadron'? ?We're measuring success by flying ability here; there are still seven Spitfires in existence today that were flown by 312. That's the most from any one WWII squadron.Strangely, the watch associated with 312 is rather less well known than most historical aviation watches. ?It's the Longines Czech Air Force (CAF) 3582.The Longines CAF was originally manufactured in 1935 and used the pocketwatch cal.15.94 movement. Marked on the caseback were the unambiguous words "MAJETEK VOJENSK�� SPR��VY" or "Property of Military Affairs". ?Longines supplied three dial and movement variations

Will get rid of one bluesy for another blue
Finally made up my mind - as it should be when considering a new watch to the collection and I got a good discount on this boutique special. Will be selling my bluesy in the next few monthsHere it is....Got a good discount and some free gloves as well

Trade my ap rubberclad
Should I trade my black dial rubberclad for a black dial 41mm roc? Your thought are greatly appreciated. Trade is plus cash about 6k

2016 collection event - LOTs of pics!
Hi all,Was at one of the very first events to show this years collection. The best of the lot was the 5930. Beautiful on the wrist... Young and elegant at the same time. Made an Instagram account just for my watch pics - follow if you'd like to see all the shots - PATEKFANSHere are the pics Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Patek and Apple-watch relationship?
Interesting piece in ablogtowatch...did Apple borrow their design from Patek? .ablogtowatch/patek-ph...-watch-common/