5960P - will Patek repalce breguet with spiromax?
Hi all - I am looking at a preowned 5960 annual calendar chrono with breguet overcoil. I understand over time PP began introducing spiromax springs including the 5960. Does anyone know if Patek will (at my cost) upgrade change out the original breguet for the spiromax?

Where to begin with Rolex? Or Total Noob needs help..
In a jewelry store this weekend to replace wedding rings (both of which have gone MIA at various times in the past year; thankfully we found her engagement ring. How I found it is a story about pizza...) for me and Mrs emd; going to be a surprise birthday present for her.Anyway, this store had a fair amount of Rolexes in the case and they arrested the eye.It occurred to me that I've reached a place in my life where I could slap down the plastic and walk with one and not be pinched paying the bill so you can say the bug to have a nice watch or two has bit me. It also occurred to me that having a pair of great watches would mean each son would get Dad's watch when I pass on so that's pretty attractive as well.This store in question isn't listed as an authorized dealer on Rolex's web site and I've found other stores that have pre-owned Rolexes as well, but ADs seem to be thin on the ground here in central and SE Virginia. This fact has me in a bit of a pickle since it seems like asking fo

Is this Rolex defective?
Quick question about the screw down crown on a DateJust 41. When I unscrew it it turns counterclockwise. Now when I go to turn it clockwise to wind it the crown kind of pops out a bit more. It does not do this every time. So turning it counterclockwise does not always get it it to the wind position and it jumps out a bit more when I start to wind it. Does it about 35% of the time.This is tough to explain in typing but what I am trying to say is a new watch's crown sticking like this a bit just a matter of it being new? Again it does not do it every time but it is brand new from an AD from earlier today.

Tudor Heritage Chrono on Everest Band
Picked up an Everest Band for my THC, I'm thrilled with it. Crappy cell phone pictures don't do it justice.

Next Twist in the Colletion Journey
Hi all, looking for some more thoughts, insights, and opinions from the wonderful members on this forum. Some of you may have read my recent thread about making my DD 18238 my daily or main watch. I can confirm this is what is going to happen. It will be a watch I wear most of the time. The next step now is to look at the my remaining collection. I have also come to realize I really prefer smaller or traditional sized watches. I have determined I will buy a Rolex datejust 116234, fluted batons on an Oyster bracelet. To do this I must sell one of my Submariners. I own a 114060 Sub C and a 116613 LB ceramic Bluesy.So this is the question, which one should stay in a collection with a YG DD and a SS Datejust? I am struggling with this one.....as I love them both.The Sub C was my first Rolex and is more versatile IMO than the Bluesy. The Bluesy though, is a stunning watch and an icon in its own right. Part of me thinks whenever I want to wear something a little special with some gold the