Rob
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isn't that just the best...
seeing such a nice piece being worn so casually. Awesome combo IMHO. The ONLY way to wear watches of this caliber IMHO. I always thought it'd be nice to wear a tux with an Aquanaut. Conversely, with jeans and tee, the higher the complication, the better! 
Early morning at Toronto airport
just saw one of the passenger with a patek 5102pr, fantastic watch to see in the wild. wow, the owner was in jeans and T-shirt, my kind of boy
that´s stunning indeed...
but there are some fakes of this watch. I wouldn´t have been sure if I saw someone like this...
Stunning piece ...
... but it's hard to imagine the owner of a 6-figure wrist watch 1) flying in a commercial airport and 2) wearing jeans & a t-shirt. Then again, if it's for real, different strokes for different folks!
Jeans etc....
More people than you think, including myself, travel in levi's & shirts thru commercial airports wearing highly complicated Patek Philippe watches of this nature. The reality is few if anyone knows what they are,their scarcity or value. They are made to b...
I agree with Mike
We were in first class, the person had a nice Vuitton bag and a luggage tag from a pretty exclusive fishing resort in north of Vancouver that I've been to a few times. All in all he could still have a fake but didn't look like it.
RE: ".. but it's hard to imagine the owner of a 6-figure wrist watch 1) flying in a commer
".. but it's hard to imagine the owner of a 6-figure wrist watch 1) flying in a commercial airport and 2)wearing jeans & a t-shirt. " WHY ??
Economics
A few years ago private jets cost $1000-3,000.00 an hour to operate....now this is $4000-8000.00 so what was a $3000 trip is now $12,000-15,000 plus the "dead-head" time home if you are staying a while......and that is one way:so commercial travel really ...
I would! I only spend top money on things I like.
If I don't mind flying with a commercial flight, why shouldn't I? On a reverse, I could be driving a Bentley with a cheap Timex/Casio on my wrist if I didn't care about watch...
I agree with milos, why is that crazy
I wore my celestial the other day with jeans and and a tee shirt while flying in coach. My flight was only about an hour and a half and I did not see any reason to spend twice the ticket price to fly up front and I sure don't have my own jet
This guy
really know how to appreciate his watch, while hide under the Tux just wear a Calatrava will do
isn't that just the best...
seeing such a nice piece being worn so casually. Awesome combo IMHO. The ONLY way to wear watches of this caliber IMHO. I always thought it'd be nice to wear a tux with an Aquanaut. Conversely, with jeans and tee, the higher the complication, the better!
Would love to see a wristshot...
Hi Nicolas, It would be awesome to see a 5102 on wrist! Tim
What ? That.....
Hi, Is it what you're asking for? Cheers Dje ps: sorry the pic is not too good!...
Oh yes
Thank you - that is superb! I don't think any of my sleeves will be lucky enough to hide a 5102. Great shot - thanks Jerome
You're welcome!
Hi, I hope to have another opportunity for a better wrist shot! Cheers Dje
Damn, Jerome...You did it!
The Wrist Shot!!! Would be very happy to live such an experience, as thius watch is a grail for me! Thanks, my friend. Nicolas
I am sure he's not flying coach....
Flying first is a given for guy like that... I don't think personal taste on wardrobe is an issue here, it will be quite natural for him to dress causally as its more comfortable on flight... so why not? But why he'd choose to wear such a nice piece durin...
no more private jet?
maybe his company sold their private jet? could also depend on his final destination. he may have a Cessna CJ2 for shorter-trips but his travels on the day you saw him, took him transatlantic/pacific and his CJ2 doesn't have that range. so a lot cheaper t...
Real thing and fake?
In Asia, this is hard to tell, even in close range. I had a recent encounter with a 'rich' friend of mine and we flew back together and I spotted him wearing a Nauty and at the time, I didn't know Nauty enough to tell that a real thing doesn't come with a...