Antiquorum to Auction Patek Philippe Calibre 89
On November 14 and 15 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Geneva, Antiquorum will hold its 35th anniversary sale, and among the more than 300 timepieces to be offered is one that should make any horology aficionado breathe a bit faster… a Patek Philippe Calibre 89 from the Matsuda Collection. With 33 complications, this is the world’s most complicated timepiece. Patek created only 4 examples of the Calibre 89: one each in yellow, pink, and white gold, and one in platinum. This piece, lot 364, is in yellow gold. It was previously sold by Antiquorum on April 9, 1989 in the “Art of Patek Philippe” sale to commemorate the brand’s 150th anniversary. The presale estimate is 4.5 to 5 million Swiss francs. Previews will be held in Hong Kong November 6 & 7, and in Geneva November 12 to 15. For additional information about the sale, including high-resolution images, visit antiquorum. You may also click the image below to view a larger version.

Surprisingly smitten by this!
I saw this when I visited my AD. First I did not pay attention, then visited again next day. Then came the research part. Looked at the usual places, read the reviews. and got one Excellent finish, keeps time accurately, feels nice on the wrist, perfect size for these kinds of vintagey watches. Surprisingly easy too read.The AD had both version (I wanted rose or yellow). Yellow is not overtaken and more old look. Also I find Sedna gold a little too pinkish.

Pam375
One of the most comfortable 47mm luminors on the wrist.

WG Pepsi BLRO reduced by around ?1200 ??
Has anyone noticed this price drop??

Why buy a damaged Bezel insert ?
I seem to be preoccupied with damaged Rolex items that keep appearing on a well know auction site..... don't get me wrong I retain parts that come off my watches for sentimental reasons, I just cant seriously cant believe that these 2 can be repaired (unless told other wise) so unless junk parts floats your boat what use are they?