Re: Noob size question
Hi guys,I've been a lurker for a while and it's finally nice to join. I just had a question regarding size. For instance I'm very interested in getting the new AP ROO Forged Carbon Black but needed dimensions if you don't mind. Sorry if it's a stupid question.1) What is the exact diameter of just the crystal itself?2) When measuring AP watches when it says 44mm-is this just the case or case+crown and pushers? I have a picture here and if you don't mind could someone please help with these 3 dimensions as shown by the coloured lines? Thank You very much!!!!!Sean

Navitimer Rattrapante
Breitling releases an inhouse B03 rattrapante complication in a navitimer. https://.breitling/en/campaig...r-rattrapante/ https://youtu.be/ppTNuoZqP0I

Be still, my heart! More Omega photos from Basel
forums.timezone/index.php...53#msg_5015267Fr. John?

Is the Patek Philippe Nautilus overpriced relative to peers?
Friends,I am interested in your opinions on whether the steel variant of the Patek Philippe Nautilus is overpriced relative to its peers from the equivalently perceived, skilled and reputed manufactures Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin.Patek Philippe Nautilus5711/1A |$24,800Audemars Piguet Royal Oak15400ST | $17,800; 28.2% cheaper relative to Patek Philippe equivalentVacheron Constantin Overseas4500V/110A | $19,900; 19.8% cheaper relative to Patek Philippe equivalentThe pricing gap between Patek Philippe's Nautilus and the Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin equivalents is starker still when one considers the discounts available on pieces from the latter two, where none is generally available on the former.Whilst I note that one reason behind the elevated pricing is that Patek Philippe are able to enjoy strong demand and extended waiting lists at this price level - where their peers do not to the same extent and their lower pricing points - I would welcome your further thou

Can't believe I am asking this PAM winding question...
So my PAM Booklet tells you me that if your watch has been sitting for a while, give the watch a few winds at the zero position of the crown...Now we all know with a Rolex, it's forty turns of the crown or so for a full wind.What constitutes a full wind on say a 312?