5712r or AP 15400OR?
Hi guys,So I'm thinking of making another big purchase early next year so I'm taking the time to do as much research as possible, the thrill of the hunt is actually 70% of the fun of the whole thing for me.Anyway, what's your opinion on the following?The pros of the AP are it's a full gold bracelet but the Patek is a superior movement IMO.I'm slightly leaning towards the Patek because I have an all gold watch in the Sky-Dweller. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated.Thanks all!PS: I looked at the 15202 but I don't see the hype and can't justify the price difference with regard to the 15400. The movement seems to have more historical significance as opposed to being superior in itself, if anyone can correct me on this I'm all ears.

Any funky experience with PP winding boxes?
Like your watch not quite being wound properly and stopping? I have two PP winding boxes for my perpetuals, and for whatever reason the watches run out of power while on them for a day or two. Yes, the little switch at the bottom is set to cal 240, the batteries are new and the watches face me when I turn the winders on... they SEEM to run appropriately at a gentle speed for 8 hours, stopping for 16 hours before resuming their 24 hour cycle (which is standard)... If they are running a bit slow, then BOTH boxes are running a bit slow because they seem to be rotating at the same pace.The watches run perfectly if they are on my wrist, and die down after about 36-40+ hours if I leave them be, which is consistent with their power reserve specification. So it's not the watches.Yes, the best winder is my own wrist - I totally agree with this. But sometimes when I travel and bring my 5711 instead, I kind of like keeping the perpetuals in a winding box to spare myself the adjustment when I

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Noob to Panerai, HELP.
Always just had Rolex watches, but now I would like to buy my first Panerai :-)I have a limited budget just now, ��4,000 give or take a few hundred :-)Looking at the 111 but I've read the movement is not that great / reliable ?, any truth in this.Any suggestions on what I should go for ?, thanks for any suggestions.

Can Rolex find out about flipping the Daytona? If so, does that get back to the AD an
My previous post got a little hectic and I wasn't able to ask this question so I figured I'd start a new post. Most of you said that I should get the DaytonaC and sell it. Can that get back to Rolex and hurt the AD for selling to me? The last thing I'd like to do is get my AD in trouble. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk