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When You Must Travel With Lots Of Watches And Have Servants, Piaget Is There For You With the Collector's Trunk
I had an opportunity to experience these watch trunks from Piaget a few months ago while some Piaget representatives where in San Francisco at a watch show. I was impressed that the company had these enormous custom made watch cases fit for a passenger on the Titanic. What I didn't know was that enough people would declare "I want one," sufficient for Piaget to go out and produce enough of them for sale to the semi-public. Well here you have it, the Piaget Collector's Trunk is surely kit for a king, or any other manner of royalty (price to correspond).These are very high quality watch cases, that you can travel with. Inside each closing trunk is room for 51 watches, complete with various display modules, watch winders, drawers, mirrors, and other features for the distinguished watch fetishist. Frankly, I'd love one of these trunks, but it will probably cost several times the value of a new luxury car. Piaget themselves only commissions the watch trunks. The actual manufacturer is the e

Ball Watch and Orbita
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Question on Calatrava 5127
I recently purchased my first Patek, a Calatrava 5127J, at the official boutique in Tokyo (late April 2013). Upon delivery, I was rather surprised to find that the movement was the 315/290, rather than the 324 SC. The dealer said he had taken delivery of the watch only last year (2012), so it hadn't been in stock that long. However, so far as I can tell, production of the 315 caliber was phased out as long ago as 2008, and the 324 SC was being installed in many Patek models from around 2005-6. Does that mean the watch I purchased could well have been manufactured six or seven years ago? Incidentally, it also has the Geneva seal on the movement, rather than the Patek Philippe seal, which I think is another indication of its age? While I'm sure the movement is perfectly satisfactory, I'm a little annoyed it isn't the 324 SC, which looks like it contains many improvements over its predecessor (faster, more accurate, smoother second hand, etc.). Any thoughts? Thanks!!

Which is the Purist¡¯s Navitimer?
Hey guys,I¡¯m looking to complete what I call my ¡°basic necessities¡± collection, which currently includes a Submariner 14060, a Speedmaster 3570.50 and a PAM 000. Obviously the missing piece is a Breitling Navitimer.Looking around I see this AOPA Anniversary model popping up quite a bit. It looks like it¡¯s very similar in appearance to the original Navi, with black sub dials and the AOPA logo on the dial. But the fact that it¡¯s so easy to find, and oftentimes NIB, kind of makes me wonder what¡¯s wrong with it. Is this an unloved model for some reason?Considering what I currently have, which Navi fits the bill? There are many. Is the A23322 the purist¡¯s choice, or is the newer 01, or is the AOPA Anniv model a good fit? Then again, they also make the ¡°Heritage¡± model...I know that they are all great watches with great movements. I¡¯m just looking for insight from you guys regarding which would fit best into my little collection of basics. Thanks in advance!

Speedmaster at a Thrift Shop- would you buy it?
This afternoon I came across a well used Omega Speedmaster at a Thrift Shopfor $700. I am unable to authenticate it but looks to be the real deal. Knowing the risks, would you buy it???