the "Radiomir" with movements, cases and crowns all made by Rolex
Officine Panerai has never produced a device said time at all. Released in 1938 for the Italian Navy, Officine Panerai produced watches dive called the "Radiomir" with movements, cases and crowns all made by Rolex.

15400 vs 15300 Size
Hi everyone. I know there has already been plenty of discussion comparing these two models, but I wanted some opinions specifically about size. Last year I liquidated my collection to buy the 15400. I absolutely loved it but ultimately sold it because I didnt like it as my only watch. Now I am in a position where I can afford to have the AP as well as my sub C which I think will be a perfect combo. The one thing that is holding me back is this nagging feeling in my head that the 41mm royal oak may be just a bit too big in me. My wrist is about 7 inches and when I owned the watch I was a bit concerned about the size but it didnt concern me that much. Now with the chance to do it again I am wondering if I should hold out for a 15300 which may be a better size for me. The problem is they are impossible to find and I will likely never be able to try it on before buying. I was hoping to get a few opinions on the size of it in my wrist before I make my decision. Thanks for reading!uploadfrom

My latest PP acquisition
Good day everyone...been wanting one for awhile. Finally decided on this Patek 5146g cream dial. Thanks for looking

Twenty-4 Anniversary present
My wife never really got excited about a nice watch and made me take back a Rolex I bought for her once. We are on vacation and today is our 20th anniversary. I bought this for her without her seeing it and she absolutely loves it. We are going back to the AD tomorrow to get it sized and look for my present.

Patek Philippe from Sears part II
Hello all, I finally got a professional opinion on the watch, Although we did no get much info on the origin of the watch(which is what I was most interested in) I was assured that Patek Philippe is a very high end watch maker lol...I know that. He too was skeptical that it came from Montgomery Ward. But I am of the understanding that Montgomery Ward, back in the day sold much more highend items that they do not sell today. He did say the watch, even though it is a PP, is only really worth its weight in gold because the model is less desireable, but that's fine its still an awesome keepsake with a cool story which I am still on a quest to find more info. I am going to take it to a friend of mine to see if I can't get some more info, I will keep you informed, and again, if anyone else has any knowledge on this model I would be thrilled if you could inform me..rolexforums/showthread.php?t=109621I took a few better pictures, although my picture taking ability is not what it could be.