made in the form of logo of anchor of the Rado
At the back of the watch, you can see a custom automatic rotor which is made in the form of logo of anchor of the Rado. Do not know too much about the price, but the skeleton of Sintra watch automatic will be limited to only 111 pieces. Look for it soon.

Frederique Constant Classic Moonphase Review
When Frederique Constant released the Classic Moonphase a few months ago, it seemed to turn a lot of heads. Staying true to the brand's philosophy of creating accessible luxury timepieces, the watch boasted a new in-house caliber (more of a variation, to be picky) and a decidedly Patek-y look for a relatively low price point. Coming in just below $4k, the watch offered a lot of value for an in-house movement, and an aesthetic that often costs an arm and a leg to obtain. It also showed off an eye-catching flip-open case back, which gave it some unexpected panache.The last time we reviewed an FC it was the spiritual cousin of this watch, the Slimline Moonphase, which used a similar movement, and achieved high points for style and finish. While the watch was a winner, one of the complaints a lot of people had about it was the 42mm diameter. While I found it still wore very well, the notion of a 42mm dress/formal watch with a very large dial is understandably a bit concerning. The Classic

15202: 40th Anniversary Edition or older model?
I would like to ask this question to fellows forum members because I have had the opportunity of trying both models (latest and the older model with the AP logo at 12), and found the new butterfly clasp less comfortable then the previous version. I personally find it bulky for this type of watch and prefer the thinner profile of the deployante buckle. This is only one aspect and was wondering what your opinions are about these 2 beautiful watches.Thank you all for your time and consideration.All the best,gb

Titanium 2269.52.00
Does anyone have this watch? Any reviews or pics? I'm thinking of picking this up.Thanks!

Advise on a serious trade for a 5131J.
Hi there guys hope you are all having a great week..Being an airline captain I have been a very keen admirer of the World Time 5131's and have tried like crazy to get hold of a 5131R and even wrote personally to Mr Stern, to which he replied personally via fedex but unable to help me.Just wanted some advise as I have come across a 5131J like new not sealed. Would you trade a 5980R and 5712 which I bough double sealed plus 36K USD for a 5131J. OR 5980R + Rolex Smurf 166619LB (3 years old) plus 46K USD for 5131J.Looking fwd to hearing from the more experienced collectors if the above deals are worth it and do you see the 5131J appreciating in value in the future to justify this trade? ThanksAndyIG: JETKOPITE777