Bring a Loupe: A Gorgeous Rolex GMT, A Rare Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar, A Rolex Tru-Beat Reference 6556, And More
This week will be dedicated to watches with complications. We start big with the Patek Philippe reference 1526, the first perpetual calendar produced in series, mostly during the 1940s. We will also look at a Rolex GMT with a killer bezel, as well as a Rolex Tru-Beat with a lovely ticking second hand. Finally, we've got a couple of examples of everyone's favorit complication, the chronograph, from a Heuer Carrera to a blue Hamilton Chrono-Matic. This is your Bring A Loupe for April 8, 2016. A Patek Philippe Reference 1526 �C A Legendary Perpetual Calendar With Moon Phase 1 OF 9 The 1526 is one of Patek Philippe's most mythical references – it's the first perpetual calendar wristwatch ever produced in series, from 1941 to 1952. Throughout those 11 years, only 210 examples were produced and most had yellow-gold cases. So finding a rose-gold example is always pretty exciting, especially one in this condition. From the hallmark's depth on the c

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INCOMING of a different kind
I have always been a Rolex and Panerai guy. Call me single dimensional or just the lack of courage to step outside the box and try something different. I have been admiring another brand of a Diver kind.. (fits my love of Subs in general) and man.. what a refined piece here in the AP Diver! This is just a super sleek and well crafted piece with a silky smooth movement. It just exudes quality all over!Well... here she is and I think it will make a great diversification away from the collection! Thanks again to Howie for the good influence.. the man simply has great taste and I am really enjoying this piece more than I imagined!Here are a few quick shots after work today!

Rolex Issue #6
I am missing this Magazine does anyone have an extra copy I could buy from you?Thanks!

Do B&P��s really matter when buying your pre owned watches?
No big deal to me, but I'd like to hear you guys thoughts on the subject. Would only matter to me on very collectible pieces.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk