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Hi All, You may recall I raised the merits or otherwise of the Audemars Piguet Quincy Jones - a watch that I liked a great deal but had some uncertainties due to what I perceived to be the collapse in value of this "limited edition" watch . Well, after enough contemplation, and the kind words of AP

Gorgeous - a true beauty to behold. I love my Millenary Pianoforte, though yours has a heritage beauty the Pianoforte trades for something more contemporary.

I re-read it a second time. Yes, I loved the letter. I'll do the same with my three young boys one day.

Ok, so you're a traditionalist, I like that. It's a worthy letter to your son, and is actually a great idea. Better for your son's watch to have a story, for your story to be remembered by your son with a watch, and for you to watch your son and remember your letter. :-) "You never really own a Pate

Hi all, I only have the one Lange (not officially mine but I am in charge of it!). Its an interesting one (to be fair - all Langes are, but this one is curious from a historical perspective). It's a WW2 era Fliegeruhr, FL23883, Observer's watch, model number FL23883. You will see the heritage of the

Heh, thanks for the correction.... My eyes played tricks with my mind!

And thank you to you to Amanico - for you participated in the forum chat about whether to polish the case or not! http://patek.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-11/pi-4864928/ti-738213/s-0/

And thank you for referencing my post above! I only have the one Audemars Piguet (the Millenary Pianoforte), but might spring for a Millenary Quincy Jones or Jules Audemars Ultra-Thin over the next few years. It may be sacrilege to admit it, but I have never really been a fan of the Royal Oak. It's

It's been my pleasure to collect a few Patek Philippe watches over the last two years, since I started collecting watches in earnest. (I don't do it for me, rather, I collect with the aim of one day handing over a comprehensive collection to my three boys, aged between 6 and 3). Despite it being a c

I must admit, it's better looking than I remembered it when I packed it away! To give you some idea of its size, the external cardboard box measures 39cm (15.4 inches) wide. external box Piano case inside box case fully open next to boxing Like a piano front on Like a piano side on