I do not know his wrist size, but the smaller dress watches look perfectly in proportion. He is not tall (about 5' 5") and I fear that a large sport watch might look awkward on his wrist. I wish the Omega site showed each watch on an average sized wrist. When I got him the Patek Calatrava (ref. 5119
Can you notice a difference between a 41mm and 42 (300m vs. Planet Ocean)? On the Omega website there is a photo of George Cloony wearing the large Planet Ocean--and to me the watch looks huge. I think my husband has a small wrist; he's not a big guy. Should a sport watch be larger than a dress watc
I've gotten very helpful advice on this forum in the past, so came here again for more. I want to get my husband a Seamaster for his birthday and am trying to decide between the Planet Ocean (42mm) and the 300m (36.25mm). I know that larger watches are more in style these days but he has a smaller w
Once again, thank you all for your input; you have been very kind. And of course I have more to ask. I have two options: (1) Authorized Dealer will sell me the watch with a 2 year extended warranty. This is a well-known, established company with a store near my home that I can go to for service. Can
Thank you again for all your help and information. And more questions: Can I request archive papers directly from PP or does the AD do this for me? And by archive papers, do you mean certificate of origin?
because the dealer is top notch. And it's the watch that I want and it is a discontinued. model. I'm just worried about making such a large purchase if it is something that will not hold its value. On the otherhand, I would not be buying it as an investment per se. I just don't know if I should go f
I am re-posting this question b/c I think I put it in the wrong forum originally. I would like to purchase a pre-owned (discontinued model) Calatrava. The dealer is an authorized Patek agent, very reputable and well-known watch dealer based in NYC. The price is OK (doesn't seem like a bargain compar
If I am buying a pre-owned Calatrava from an authorized agent (well known and reputable NYC company) is it OK to buy a watch if they do not have the Patek paperwork? They will give me their own company-name papers. I don't know if this is a good idea or not. Any input would be greatly appreciated.