Chopard Mille Miglia Speed Black Gran Turismo XL B&P 168459

To see or not to see. . . that is the question?
I have several Hamiltons with exhibition backs. Most of the automatics come with at least a partial viewing window on the caseback. Is this just a cool feature?Do you take off your watch and look into the movement?Do you show others what a REAL watch looks like?Do you like to look in your neighbor's window, especially at night?Or, is this just an overrated feature?

Am I being overly picky about this GMT hand?
I think the GMT hand is too far off of the hour marker when the minute hand is straight up at the 12. How about you?015 (2).jpg

Ive joined the club
Today is great you cant wipe the smile off my face, for me and seeing the new 42 mm ive brought the best 42mm ROOIm here in tokyo, and my journey started back last year purchasing this watch.Ceramic bezel/ forged carbon and some rose gold plus a few diamonds!!Hope pics turn out ill do more later But thankyou all as this forum motivated me too purchase and own a AP

AP 42mm Steel Diver Vs. PAM 111 44mm - Fit wise...
Hi All,Perhaps a strange question...but this might help manage my expectations / give me something to ruminate on for now.I think my 44mm PAM 111 fits my 6.5 wrist pretty nicely.I have not tried on the AP diver yet - tho I will. Wondering if folks who have both watches - or who have tried both watches can comment.The 41mm RO 15400 feels way too big on me...the 15300 - also on the potential hit list - fits well, but is hard to find.Are the Diver's lugs curved differently Vs. the 15400 so that the larger size may sit better ala the PAM for me?At any rate, sorry for the rambling, but I wanted some food for thought before I try one on.Cheers.

Long-Term View On Smaller Pateks
Hello Everyone,I am wondering how others view the long-term desirability of smaller Pateks. In the past watches would grow or shrink with tastes in fashion but at this point it feels like even if there is a shift back to smaller watches that the days of 35 mm cases for men are gone and unlikely to ever return. This means that watches like the 3796 and my 5066 sell for very reasonable sums considering their age. Will these models ever return to desirability in the resale market? I am very pleased with my Aquanaut and the lower resale value allowed me to get back into a Patek at a price that I could afford (and to get a modern automatic with a display back, date display and a second hand). I have also considered adding a 3796R to my collection. I personally think that the smaller models won't appreciate long-term as well as larger ones but I was wondering if others felt the same way. Thoughts?