TW Steel Grandeur Diver mens chronograph 48mm

G Gerlach Navigator Review
Amongst vintage dive watches, few are as delectably cool as the dual-crown "super-compressors" (though only some are actual super-compressors)… in fact, we like them so much here at worn&wound that we have a whole article dedicated to them. Dual-crown divers have a certain refinement to them, balancing sport and more formal elements in, typically, compact cases. The results are true gentleman's sport watches, with an elegance that modern divers rarely meet.Unfortunately, they are few and far between, and though were once meant for the water, these days are better kept dry due to their age. So when a brand comes out with a modern dual-crown watch, it always piques my interest. A few months ago, G. Gerlach announced their Navigator model, and I immediately knew I had to review it. Not only did the pictures suggest that the watch had a great look, one that drew on vintage dive watches, but coming from Gerlach, I knew the pricing would be great too.Immediately out of the box, I w

Newbie to Pateks with question
Hi Patek forum,Before I open this watch I would love an opinion if this is real and just banged up or a clever fake. Any help would be appreciated.ThanksAdamskyPatek vintage.JPG

Louisiana Trip Part II
It was great waking up late in the middle of the week!Headed out to find some chow and saw this I had a great little Greek omelet with some fantastic black coffee Twin cannons to prevent jaywalkingThe famous Cafe Du MondeJackson SquareCheck out all the buggies waiting for SkypilotHere's the Moonwalk along the Mississippi River where I smoked my cigar and took a pic of the bridge last nightAlittle ways up the walkway is this little boatHeaded back to the hotel, packed up and got back on the roadSaw this cool Mustang GT. We gave each other a thumbs upGot home and mom had platters of sushi waiting for me!My folks still buy the little 8oz glass bottles of CokeThe folks have a ton of stuff growing around their placeMan, I can imagine me having a cigar right here. Too bad my folks don't know about my stinky habit!Sent from AtlantaDave's iP4 using Tapatalk

Macro Shots of My Royal Oak Jumbo 5402SA!!!
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good decision
Hi guys,Not long ago I flipped my 5712 that I dearly loved, to finance part of a very good investment, I had hesitated to sell the AP but decided to sell the PP as the AP had a very special number for me.So happy I did, it's been discontinued and seems they made less than 600, so it's quite limited and exclusive IMO, how many 5712 do you think have been made throughout the years? Probably much more but how many? around 5-6000? Anyone know how many were made each year? In any case as much as I loved my Patek getting it back will be way easier than a CE diver, plus the prices might soar due to unavailability¡­.