Patek Philippe Twenty 4 reference 4910/10A-011

Corum Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black
For the holidays, Corum dresses the Ti-Bridge Tourbillon in a stealthy coat of satin and black PVD. The flange, plate and bridges are crafted from ARCAP, a copper-nickle alloy that is non-magnetic and highly corrosion-resistant, and these components are coated with black ruthenium. Set off against this black background is the flying tourbillon’s gray key, emblematic of the Corum brand. The new baguette movement is suspended by two ARCAP “cross-bars” (Corum’s term), while the escapement – lacking a top bridge – appears to float above the movement.The diminutive movement is powered by twin barrels and runs in 21 jewels at 21,600 vph with a power reserve of 72 hours. The case measures an imposing 42.5 x 41.5mm and offers water resistance to 50 meters.The Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black lists at $55,000 and is limited to 83 pieces.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Ti-Bridge Tourbillon Black SpecificationsRefer

904L and L stands for...
Hi all!I kind of just jumped right in and started posting before a proper introduction was made (although many of you may know me from TZ :D) Hope you enjoyed!

Strap change opinions please
I'm looking for a change of the strap of my Rolex Date, I tried many colors and styles, and none is the perfect match IMHOpity that Rolex don't make 19mm jubilees...Well here are the ones I used the mostboth are Hirsch, and I like the first more, but as said is not the perfect matchNow, I was looking at these, and I like them very much, but not sure on how about the white stitching will look on this watch, or maybe that can be the trick to have it less serious?* Distressed Aviator Watch Band | de Beer Sport Leather | 19mm Regular | Dark Brown* Distressed Aviator Watch Band | de Beer Sport Leather | 19mm Regular | Medium BrownBTW, I want a color to contrast the black face, and I think the brown is the one that suits betterFire away, opinions welcome :D

Joined the 5167A-001 clan
You all know what they look like so no box shots, but wrist shots from the park in front of my house. Lovely day here in Sydney 29c and sunny, we could do with rain. In one the city is in focus and the watch not, the second is of Puffy's potential new home in Pyrmont, in that one the watch is in focus.Very excited to have joined the PP world, still love my Rolex and other watches as well, I think I am now done, I have all my favourites. One day I may swap my DJ for a DD but I think I have all the lovely watches I could ever want.

Rolex DJII vs DJ41
Everyone, I am new to this site and am in need of your thoughts. I've been researching and gathering data on the DJII vs DJ41 for a long time. I am in position to purchase one or the other, both of which are blue dial smooth bezel with oyster bracelet. I honestly do not know which way to go. I generally prefer a heavier, larger dial watch with some heft. Personally I feel the DJII is slightly larger, heavier and thus wears that way on the wrist compared to the DJ41. Both movements are solid. The DJ41 feels slightly smaller to me, but the new movement and all the R&D Rolex put into it has me truly spinning. I don't think there is a wrong decision here as both are fantastic. Whichever I choose would be my first Rolex, so the history of the 3135(6) has me slightly edging in that direction. Any advice you all can put in would be much appreciated. Just to note, I have a great relationship with a Rolex AD and he has been trying to weigh in without being biased. I don't know h