Patek Philippe

I love my Aquanaut for comfort in all weather, slim profile and all round stealth. I'm sorely tempted by the 5164 which has a very nice complication but it is relatively easy to add or subtract time differences. I'd love to see other variants of the Aquan... 

someone who has the same question I have always had with Patek. There lower end watches are too small for the big guys. 42m would be almost perfect especially on the Aquanaut.

Patek is producing maximum 20% of their output in steel. My understanding is that they prefer to place the complications mostly to watches made of "noble" material. The problem is that PP can't make everything to everybody and many additional complicated ... 

Certainly I\'d agree that Patek look to limit their complications to the noble materials but at the same time they have executed complications in steel cases such as the 5712 Nautilus beautifully, giving functionality whilst maintaining the look and sliml... 

But I do not think Patek will choose that route. Steel will be always a rare material for Patek and I am amazed that there is a watch like 5960/1A. I think it offers really great value and removing the bracelet, I am sure it's possible to order a rubber s... 

I share you opinion concerning this Dual Time complication. I made a nautilus 5990 post in which I talked about this feature: it is the same in the 5164 and the 5990 and it is a very clever one, easy and secure to use. Here: / The Aquanaut 5164 is a grea... 

My design from 2013! I hope they may make it one day Best Imran ...