a very elegant manner by patented 0 g of the ZENITH system
Gravity attracts the escapement components, that do not work in exactly in the same way in the direction in which they are drawn. The friction between the various components is also different and the amplitude of the balance may be affected, causing to win or lose. The best position for a breakaway is the horizontal position that ensures the best amplitude for the balance and gravity is perpendicular to the components and is therefore not disturb their rotation. "And how it works, exactly?This perfect coordination is achieved in a very elegant manner by patented 0 g of the ZENITH system. In this system, a gear harness the rotation of the axes of transport system and a gear of differential shift compensates for instantly of all the relative movements of the various elements.

Seamaster Apnea
I just want to get everyoes thoughts on this watch, as I might be getting one.White Face, SS Strap

I was wrong about the 5170p...
When the 5170p was released, i loved everything about it except the baguette diamond markets, which i though totally destroyed the look of the watch. fast forward a year, after trying it on a few times and receiving a bit of enabling (thanks steve / nyc2la), i took the plunge. the diamonds are there, but very discreet, and it just seems to work together. here is my new favorite! trying some different strap options as well...

Yet another 5711 quandary
So I was offered a 5711 about a year ago from my 'go to' AD. I think I have paid for multiple Ivy League university degrees for his kids. I have worn it less than 20 days. I know how hot they are and I do like it I just never wear it. Not looking to sell it, well not really. I have a 5726 strap and 5712 and a 5711P. Those first two seem to get my Nautilus wrist time, the P is in hibernation. All four are dark dials. I have a chance as a reward (nice to have 14 Patek) to pick up a 5711 white dial. I am seriously considering it. Nautilus are hot right now and I have no fear of the bottom falling out of them. I have yet to see a white in person. I have a few days until it arrives. If they ever stop the 5711 production, the the white started the end of 2012 they will be far fewer. Maybe a good thing. For those who have the white dial, do any of you also have the blue? If so, what gets worn more? The 5711 is still an inexpensive (relative term) watch. I see no reason not to have it. I s

Patek Philippe from Sears?
Hello everyone, I have a question about my future mother in-laws Patek. I have yet to see the watch but I do have questions on what I know about it so far. It was her Grandmas watch which was purchased at Sears, in the 40s I believe, Has anyone heard about Sears carring Pateks? It does have a stretch metal band on it, So I can only assume this was a band put on in the 60s or 70s aftermarket. She did have it appraised, I think it came out to be around 3k or something I have no idea what condition it is in. I am sorry I do not have any pics, I will see her tomorrow and will get some pics then. My main interest is that it is from Sears, If anyone has info on what kind of watches Sears carried or any intereting facts that could pertain to this situation would be greatly appreiciated. All the info I have provided is second hand from my fiance I am not trying to start another clinton-rolex thread (if anyone saw that) And I do not have the watch on hand to take a picture of it, sorry