Patek Philippe 5146P ANNUAL CALENDAR MOONPHASE POWER RESERVE-FACTORY SEALED

CX Swiss Military Watch Survives Shotgun, Dynamite, and 20,000 Feet
It may not slip discretely beneath your dress shirt cuff, but the CX Swiss Military Watch model called 20,000 Feet is what you will want on your wrist the next time you dive to 6,000 meters. The watch will also come in handy if you plan on standing directly next to a large explosion, or if you need something that will stand up to a 12 gauge Winchester shotgun at close range… and there are videos to prove it. As recognized by the Guinness Book of Records, the 20,000 Feet is the only mechanical timepiece certified to a depth of, well, 20,000 feet. For most watch companies, that Guinness Book entry would probably be enough. Fortunately for entertainment-starved watch junkies, the Swiss manufacturer Montres Charmex goes several steps further to prove its timepiece is tough. The brand has produced a series of short videos (with the CEO as presenter) that answer the question “What do you get if you cross an old Timex ‘It takes a lickin’ and keeps on tickin” comm

Hamilton Vintage Watch of the Day: Perry
Specifications:982 grade movement raised gold number markersgold filled case and back 19 jewel overall. Released in 1948,Pic/spec not mineNote: This one is interesting because in Rene's book, there are three Hamilton watches listed with this name: this one, a 1931 tonneau case, and a round case from 1960. Perry must have been an important name in the Hamilton galaxy.

Omega number ten
My 10th Omega is purchased, and hopefully will be here in 10 days, just after my other new Constellation arrives...6 modern, 4 vintagebut I'm leaning towards selling the vintages (anyone interested, send a PM)So, here it is (seller's pics) Omega 2255.80It's been a long time since I want this one, and the 2254.50; lucky me that I could get a new one of the first model (well almost new, preowned with almost no use), hope to find one 2254 someday

Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar For Only Watch 2017
just when i thought the ceramic RO PC couldn't get any better. Love the Blue Dial. Might have looked a tad better w/o white subdials and keeping it all blue, but i think it looks great.https://.hodinkee/articles/au...nly-watch-2017

5164 v 5524
Hello all,I do not own any Pateks but am currently looking to add my first. I am eyeing either the 5164 steel or 5524. All things considered which would you add personally and which do you think would fit my collection the best?A brief background. I travel very frequently for business and I really like how simple and easy the gmt function is to use on the pateks. I am not a huge nautilus fan so I am not considering that at this time. I own a Rolex 16710 GMT which was my first watch I purchased but only wore it for a couple of months after learning of the 3186 movement. Now it just sits in my safe, I will likely sell this watch in the future, potentially to fund for 5524 if I go this route.I know to buy what you like, but I have to ask everyone¡¯s opinion on future value. As I am not a millionaire I am very conscious on what I do spend my money on. Whatever I buy, I am planning to keep forever but in the off chance I do need to get rid of it which do you think has the higher chance