Patek Philippe Annual Calendar 5035p

Introducing: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin Perpetual Calendar
Vacheron Constantin is showcasing updates and additions to its Overseas line this year, and so far we've seen new case shapes, new models (including one of our favorites, the Overseas Ultra Thin) and here we have a new perpetual calendar in the Overseas line as well.  This isn't the first time that Vacheron has done a perpetual calendar in the Overseas line – in previous years, we've seen (for instance) an Overseas Perpetual Calendar Chronograph.  However, this new model is a standalone perpetual calendar, and the production of a very thin, elegant perpetual calendar in the Overseas line seems part of a shift overall in the overseas collection towards the elegant side of sports/elegant watchmaking – and a welcome one. 1 OF 3 Well for one, it’s not a chronograph. Just a “plain old” perpetual calendar. The watch uses a caliber 1120 QP movement which is extremely thin (4.05 mm) and does not need to be adjusted until 2100. A

Crossed fingers.
I have two modern but broken watches.Than Hamilton Navy GMT...which just quit and a Timex Expedition with a cracked crystal.Just got off the phone with a shop who I've done business with over the years, mostly changing batteries when I'm too lazy and they do quartz repairs.He said he has plenty of crystals for the Timex, hopefully one that fits, and (get this) and I quote " we have a lot of ETA quartz movements in stock, I may be able to fix it while you wait if we have it." I sure hope so!

Tag Heuer Aquagraph question
I did not see a place for Tag Heuer timepieces so I will post here, I am in the process of purchasing an Aquagraph, I like the case size and the looks of this timepiece, 43mm case diameter, 500m water resistance, not that I am a diver or would ever go that deep intentionally...I also do not have this movement in my collection.I was curious, I called a local AD an they said that this watch is no longer in production. When I called for pricing he said he would have to call Tag, He called me back and said that Tag is no longer making this model. I went to Tags web site ands I did see the watch, Does anyone know anything about this model and if it is still in production? Another question is I see that Tags best movement is their Cal. 36. Does anyone know about the Caliber 60 (Base Dubois De`praz 2073)What other watches use the Dubois De`praz 2073 movement? My concern is this not being an ETA movement, when the watch needs to be serviced down the road in 4 to 5 years is it going to be hard

New Acquire......(Expensive Lunch)
Drop by a local Authorzied AP Dealer today after lunch w/ a buddy, and guess whats available..... An expensive lunch, Well....at least expensive for my friend !!The New ROO......The BACK!!!!THE BOXThe New Millenary box...Welcome Home..OUR FAMILIES..

DayDate40 or 5711a ?
So I posted this in the Patek sub forum, but wanted to see what the Rolex forum thinks. My AD (and longtime friend) believes he will be able to get me a 5711a white dial sometime this year. Nothing written in stone and of course with the current crazy market and shortages, it may or may not happen. The DayDate40 would be yg with sliver deconstructed romans. This would be for my wife, she did not really know much about watches before meeting me, now she's just as enthusiastic about them as I am.She currently wears a 116613 two tone blue submariner as her daily watch, and also has a Cartier santos, which is also two tone. She has always liked the 5711, ever since I showed a picture to her many years ago, however we were not in the position to buy back then. She also really likes the DayDate and has tried it on numerous times. She has tried on a 5711r, but has never seen the 5711a in person.We both wear our watches everyday and try not to baby them, however she has said that she probably