Patek 5060
Been offered one of these for about 7500 euro, which I think is a bit steep.What I can't get to know is that is this watch 35mm or 37mm? Seller claims 37mm, but the net claims 35mm, although some web pages does claim 37mm. Supposedly quite the limited production run of about 1000?No see-trough case back, but I guess it could be added?

Little annoyed
My pam111 p which I purchased in dec seems to be gaining too much time circa 1 min a day !!!!Spoken to panerai who have stated it's under warranty so they can rectify this. however, they will require the watch for approx 6 weeks which seems like a very long time ...Since I've had my PAM, my Rolex has had no wrist time at all!!! Looks like that's going to change for a couple months .....Anyone else had this issue with their PAM?

Water resistance if crown protective device left open
Today I was wearing my PAM 164 Lumninor Marina after a few days. Before setting the time and date, I had washed my hands. Although I was sure I had dried my hands adequately, when I opened the crown and the protective crown device a little bit of water seems to have trickled onto and into the crown as its was wet when I was setting the time. I wanted to know whether the water resistance of the watch is affected if the crown protective device is left open. The watch doesn't seem to have fogged inside so I assume that water would not have trickled inside. However, for my information,I wanted to know if any of you are aware how the water resistance is correlated to the protective device and the opening and shutting of the crown.Thanks

It sure is photogenic...
I think my wife might be jealous of the attention the Daytona gets

Accuracy update--Rolex OP 116000 Concentric Dial
Hello, Rolex folks!Getting back to the forum after a long absence!I've had my 116000 OP (M-serial) Concentric black dial for nearly 9 months now. Figured I would share an accuracy report, beginning with November 25, 2017. The watch has not stopped since, and a winder has not been used, therefore it's depended upon wrist action and manual winding combined. I am posting the entire series of WatchCheck screenshots from 11.25 through 03.10.18 (yesterday). You will notice a few large(r) drops or loss in time (usually occurred when off the wrist at least 1.5 days without any manual winding occurring; significant drops (a couple of these, deviation of about -30s) always occurred when the watch was quite literally within about the last hour of power reserve. One recent significant gain (+10, inst rate) was when I accidentally pulled it out to set time while winding, so I added a few seconds by my own error. As you can see, accuracy is now at avg +0.2 s per day over the last four months! Witho