Patek Philippe Platinium Chronograph "Ref.5960 Platinium" Full Set

Vittorium AT Watch Winner Follow Up
Your lucky fellow reader who won the Vittorium AT watch has some pleasant follow-up thoughts after receiving the timepiece. I think the piece looks pretty cool. Here is want Jaeson K. had to say:"I received the beautiful watch today upon returning from a weekend business trip. It really is nice. It came packed in a beautiful box surrounded by 4 really cool Vittorium Hats that were black and red. I will be sure to distribute to friends to pass the word. Also included was the very nice note hand signed by the owner of the company.Now for the watch. Perhaps most striking is the stark white face contrasted by large RED modern Arabic numerals. Also, the band is red, and very nice soft leather making the watch incredibly comfortable to wear. The unidirectional bezel operates beautifully, as does the screw-down crown. Having grown up with a Jeweler as a father, and being a collector of watches, the nicest surprise was finding a watch by a company that I have never heard of, that is so well bu

Zeitwerk anyone??
I posted this thread on another forum some days back and was surprised at the lack of response. I was hoping to get some additional feedback here on WTF.-I've loved the look and the uniqueness of the Zeitwerk from the first time I saw it and I feel destined to have one in my collection. I'm curious how many others on the forum own one at this time and in what metal? I'm most interested in the luminous platinum reference model and am curious if others have gotten one, or going to get one, or have tried and can't find one? I've read most of the previous threads related to this model and it seems that all that have seen and touched one in the flesh really love it. I look forward to hearing from fellow enthusiasts.Is there not much interest in the Zeitwerk or is that its population is so limited that many simply don't have an opinion?I have an opportunity to purchase a platinum version and while I know I'd love it, I'm concerned about long term collectability and value retention. I usually

Newbie seeking skeleton purchase advice
Greetings,I'm interested in purchasing a skeleton watch and I'm looking for information and suggestions. Here's my requirements:-Under $400.-Swiss movement, no asian. Maybe Russian if the price is really right.-Silver tone/chrome/stainless/titanium, little or no gold, no jewels.-Black strap or metal bracelet.Quartz/Auto/Manual makes no difference. I'm flexible on case size. Given these parameters I've been mostly looking at Invicta but I'm having a hard time finding information about the movements of a lot of their models. Does anyone know about the movement in the 2048? I know the 7140 has a Swiss movement, but it's on the high side price-wise and I'm not sure how well I like the look. I believe the 9838 and the 2912 have Russian movements, can someone confirm?If anyone can give more information on these or point me toward something else it would be greatly appreciated.Preston

Fc 44
Second AP in about a month's time...I will be staying off the forum for a bit now...Thanks again MB23 (Mike) and texex91 (Paul) for his enabling skills.

Which ROO for a 2nd AP watch.
Hi, I already have an RO 15300 blue dial and I've been thinking of getting a ROO. My choices are down to the black dial Rubberclad and the black themes. 1st choice is the rubberclad since It's more sporty and the rubber bezel breaks away the monotony of having two steel bezels. But for some reason I also find the black themes elegant and sporty at the same time more versatile. Want to hear your thoughts about it before I decide and pull the trigger. Thank you very much.