
In this enduring thread, holdemchamp1225 kicks off a community wrist check, showcasing a Patek Philippe with a 'piano dial' and inviting fellow collectors to share their current wristwear. The discussion quickly evolves beyond simple wristshots, offering a fascinating glimpse into collector sentiment around popular Patek Philippe models and the broader watch market dynamics of the time. This article highlights how collector perspectives on iconic references have shifted over two decades.

What is your trick to avoid micro-scratches on your Nauts?
but some of my other watches seem to show more wear for some reason 🤷♂️😁
Enjoy it in the best of health
I bought my 1st Nautilus in 2000 so 20 years ago. It was a 3710/1A with the comet. Super cool watch which NO ONE liked at the time. Sadly and stupidly I traded it for Daytona Zenith at the time. Still remember wearing Aquanauts and early Nautilus watch and having discussions with other collectors on TZ in the early days. Most of them hated the Patek SS sports watches and did not consider them part of Patek's true heritage. My how times have changed. Live and learn 😂🤣🤦♂️
One of the reasons I don't go after Genta legends, and any modern craze legends in general, in the meantime is because of the popularity, which, to me, is a bit off-putting. I would make an exception for the Journe CB though, which, obviously, is not a Genta legend but a modern craze legend, perhaps. Thus, honestly, I think it's a good time to get a gold watch cause a good deal can be had. Hate to bring popularity and economics into the "equation," but those are driving forces for a middle class
The Laureato today: Cheers, Gerard
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