In-Depth: Hands-On With The Entire Patek Philippe 175th Anniversary Collection, Including The Grandm
In October of 2014, Patek Philippe presented a collection of pieces that the world had been waiting 25 years to see. It was Patek who in 1989 launched the very concept of commemorative watches with its 150th anniversary collection and who today still garners more attention than anyone else in the world of haute horlogerie. We have already shown you the basics of what comprises the Patek 175 collection (see here, here, here, and here) but today we will go hands-on with all the pieces, as well as break down a bit more about what this collection may or may not mean long-term. Previous Commemorative Watches 1 OF 31 In 1989, Patek Philippe released a few limited edition pieces with an inscription on the case back. The most well known is the 3960, which you see above and below. This small time-only watch featured an officer's style case back and extended lugs reminiscent of an early-20th-century piece that resides in the Patek Philippe museum. 2 OF 31 A

My first AP, love it.
This is truly a beauty on the wrist. A little mountain snow for us today.

Seamaster accuracy
For the past few months I've been searching for the perfect watch, or at least the perfect one for me. Being used to quartz (I own a Cartier and a Tag), I love the accuracy of quartz but am being drawn more to automatics. I know the COSC standard is +6/ -4 secs per day, but in practice what accuracy can I expect from a properly adjusted Seamaster? My hope is that I could get within a minute or so per month or 2 secs/ day. I am interested in both the SMP line and the co-axial. Thanks for your replies.

5270R and 5170P VS 5271P
A. 5270R and 5170P B. 5271PC. 5370PWhich one will you choose? sometimes, it is difficult to amke decision although I already have many purchasing experience.

Which WG Daytona do you like better?
Seriously contemplating throwing down for a wg Daytona. Red/black or panda dial? Which do you prefer?