Patek Philippe Nautilus Jumbo Rose Gold Available On JamesList.com
Recently, the Gerald Genta designed classic Patek Philippe Nautilus watch underwent a modern re-sizing. Up to about 43mm wide, the new size of the classic looking diving reinvigorates the watch's character. I must admit that I was not taken by the Nautilus design when I first viewed it a few years back. It looked too simple, and a bit dated. It is of course a design from the 1970s. The long and thin rounded hands and hour markers felt basic, and the horizontal texturing on the dial was something I wasn't used to. Revisiting the style of the watch a few years after first viewing it, I love it.?? There must be something about looking at 1000s of watch designs and then coming back to something honestly well put together that garners appreciation. I now give credit to Patek Philippe and Gerald Genta for what is a timeless and original look. You might compare the look of the Nautilus to Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak watch. This is no coincidence as they both share Gerald Genta as the designer

New 15450
They will now come in black and blue dials I was hoping the 15450 would eventually come with a blue dial since my wrists are too small for a 15400

Would this concern / bother you?
I noticed this small asymmetry in the bracelet-to-case connection. I'm sure this will be a relatively minor thing as the watch ages, but since it's only a week old do you think it's worth showing to folks at the boutique?

Final coming of 2014, and a very special one...
Greetings, friends!I had posted this on another forum, but I also want to post here for my TRF friends... :DIt's the Omega Speedmaster Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Moonphase, LE of 50 for Japanese market only, ref. BA 175.0037, celebrating the 700th anniversary of Switzerland. According to the Omega Museum website, it's apparently the most complicated watch Omega has made in series.I've always wanted a highly complicated watch, and I never imagined I would find one that is not only an Omega, but a Speedmaster. George (Kringkily) was been stellar in helping me to acquire it. It's a modular movement -- ETA 2892 with Kelek perpetual module -- but it checks lots of boxes for me and is a wonderful addition. It's 39mm in diameter and 13.5mm thick (almost a full mm thinner than a Speedy Pro!).In fact, it's even reduced the number of watches I still want, since it's hard to follow this one. :PWithout further ado, some early photos...but take my word that it's way prettier in person (kinda li

Omega, need help
Hi guys, I found a deal for a Omega Speedmaster 18K gold, but when I tried to find info about the Watch when typing in the model number I find alot of copy Watch of Omega. The Watch is:Omega Speedmaster 18k gold, model number 3613.30 Can anyone share any light regarding this?