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Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime ref. 6300
Introducing the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime ref. 6300The Grandmaster Chime ref. 5175 launched in 2014 for the 175th anniversary of Patek Philippe. There were just 7 of the fully engraved exceptional watch available with its 20 complications. The brand presented a new version of the piece at Baselworld 2016. The entirely redesigned Grandmaster Chime ref. 6300 has joined the brand's current collections to become the most complicated ever wristwatch to be made by Patek Philippe.The Sky Moon Tourbillon ref. 6200 spent 15 years reigning as the Genevan brand's most complex model. The reference 6300 has taken its crown. 5 of its 20 complications are audible: a large and small alarm, a minute repeater, an alarm that rings on the hour and a date repeater that chimes the date on demand.The reversible white gold watch has a rotation mechanism inside the lugs and is made up of 1580 parts.Price: 2,500,000 CHFBy?Fabrice Eschmannpatek

Im confunsed about this AP watch
Dear all,This is my first time to buy an API found this watch with a good price and i want to know its model,The sellers are good people i know them, while they say its a new/ unworn AP, 37 mm - model 2016I want to know if anyone knows this model (photo is attached) and if anyone knows its average price.Also i want to know if a 37mm ap can be suitable for me as a male watch or it is too small to be a male watch (from ur perspective)Many thanks :)

Diver strap options
After seeing some pics of this beauty on hornback etc., I'm thinking of complementing the nice OEM rubber with some varieties. So I'm looking for good sources (OEM? aftermarket?), pics would be great, just trying to get ideas and places to buy.Also do you guys go ahead and get OEM buckles and, um, the little metal mini-links that connect strap to watch (seen the name, but can't recall it)? Thanks!

Shouldn't really have done that!
HelloFor a few years now I have been interested in mainly Rolex watches and I now have a collection of 5. I have always been interested in PP watches but I have never seen one I really like. Yesterday I was in London with my wife and we went for a walk around the shops. Usually this is a safe tactic because I see something i like then she tells me why I shouldn't buy what I have seen, I save lots of money this way!However, I was looking in a shop and I happened to see a PP I liked the look of. It turns out it is a 5170J. I showed my wife the watch and, surprise surprise, she also likes it.I have to say that I don't know much about PP's and this would be a very large step for me to buy a watch costing this much money. Does anyone have one of these watches and, if so, what can you tell me about it?I know that PP is a VERY respected manufacturer but, as I have said, this would be a very large leap for me.Thanks very much.

Has Rolex Become the New Gold Rush?
From what I'm seeing these days with depleted stock and soaring demand it seems obtaining a Rolex hot model is like an arbitrage score if you will. I've read many threads about in comings and getting the call of what they've been waiting for but as of late it seems to be turning or maybe it's just me. We all love watches hence why we're here. I've been able to source the usual suspects is terms of hot models building a relationship with the AD and an occasional trusted TRF seller but now it's like get it then flip for a quick buck. Believe it or not I've turned down a ceramic Daytona and just yesterday a SS Skydweller with a blue dial. My AD said they just got it and if I'm interested I can buy it then and there. As temped as it would be to buy it then call DavidSW I just find it a bit shady. I'm hoping over time Rolex can meet demand and maintain the prestige of the brand. This peeling stickers and holding warranty cards is just nonsense and only adds fuel to the fire me thinks. This