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So same dial as the limited release two years ago but not limited. If I were to get it, I’d get the one with the bracelet as I think that looks even better and gives the versatility of a strap switch anyway.

I think it makes sense. There’s a finite amount of pieces and do you allocate to someone who has purchases several watches or no watches. I don’t feel someone has a “right” to buy an aquanaut or nautilus or whatever — so long as there’s not some unlawful discrimination. But it doesn’t strike me as a

Because it seems there is sanctioned “blackmail” if it’s Patek’s own products of buying a Calatrava, complications, etc. to get an aquanaut or nautilus. I also don’t think there’s anything wrong with that too—it’s just the word they use. And I can see why they don’t want jewelry or other products bu

This morning when I looked, unlike yesterday, the 120 m in the description now is gone and replaced. So there’s no inconsistency anymore. For 5168G description: Paying tribute to the 20th anniversary of the Aquanaut launched in 1997, the men’s model is now available in the new 42.2-millimeter “Jumbo

I love that steel blue color compared to the darker tribute blue. Have you had that on order since it was released last year?

40mm in size. I wanted gold over steel since it’s sort of straddling the line of casual and dress watch—and I like the extra heft of the gold.

One of the current line that I looked at less as the case shape just didn’t do it for me, even though it’s a great line.

I was torn between this and the blue lagoon, but am very happy with my decision.

My first real post here, but excited that I got a H. Moser endeavor. I had been looking at their watches — streamliner and heritage but was really drawn to the endeavor line with the fume dial and stick indices. While I liked the concept dial with nothing on it, I felt I wanted something a bit more