2010 Olympic Edition
Has anyone bought the Seamaster olympic version? I would like to see some wrist shots if you have them.I really would like a white faced watch and the only real option (for a LONG time) is the Rolex Exp II which costs about $6800 here in Canada. I always found it a tad bit small and the Seamaster line to be just right.When I spoke to my AD he said that alot of people like the olympic version but dislike the red besel and olympic symbol on the second hand which apparently both can be changed.Let me know.

A few pictures of the 5130p
Patek really knows how to make beautiful dials. Always dynamic and mesmerizing.

5227
Hi everyoneI was made very aware - generally watches aren't really the most sensible things to use as investments... But what I'm thinking now is retention vs depreciation - Would a calatrava like the new 5227 be considered more sensible option than some others? I was hoping (as its the only patek I like or can afford) that it would be a relatively safe purchase should I ever need to liquidate for residual valueNever having seen one second hand. And never having purchase a patek before - I'm looking for some views please from those who can talk from experiencePlease adviseMy other consideration was a white gold rolex Daytona. I know they're chalk and cheese. But theyre the same price and I'm attracted to both and so i need a way of making a decision.... I've noticed current WG Daytona's drop in value for about the 10 years to loose 40-50% .... Will a 5227 do that

Patek Salon in Geneva
I will be having a holiday in Geneva end July. I am wondering if this boutique is worth a visit. This is one of the three exclusive Patek boutiques in the world run directly by Patek themselves. How is the service there and do they have a more complete range for browsing compared to the usual PP ADs? Is prior appointment required or I can just walk in? If you have been there before, please share your experience. Thanks.

Bracelet tool?
Mwuahahaha