Interesting....

[Luis Anaconda]

When I bought my Seamaster the chap tried to upsell me to the James Bond special edition, which I declined. I see that they are now worth all sorts of fortunes

I have a Breitling Navitimer ll SE, Breitling Aerospace, the Seamaster obviously, IWC Portofino, Tag Monaco Calibre 12 (my favourite watch), a Bremont, my father's ugly 1970s Jaeger Lecoultre fob watch and my grandfather's 1920s Longines dress watch.

There are just two that I would like to add: an IWC Portuguese Chrono and, one day with God's blessing, a Patek Phillipe.

But you never own a Patek Phillipe you just look after it for the next generation

[Sir C]

But you never own a Patek Phillipe you just look after it for the next generation

If I ever get to buy one I'm owning that fúcker, trust me.

[Burney]

If I ever get to buy one I'm owning that fúcker, trust me.

Pawning your watches? Good heavens. Why not just live off cat food and be done with it?

[Tony C]

But you never own a Patek Phillipe you just look after it for the next generation

I thought that was really good marketing from them.

Smitten with the JLC Master Ultra Thin Perpetual

http://www.jaeger-lecoultre.com/eu/e...l/130842J.html

Glorious imo

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Sir C "A gentleman's watch collection, like his car collection, should encompass different varieties of watch, suitable for different occasions."



My Dad never wears his Rolex with short-sleeve weather

[Burney]

Sir C "A gentleman's watch collection, like his car collection, should encompass different varieties of watch, suitable for different occasions."



My Dad never wears his Rolex with short-sleeve weather

Very wise. He'd probably have sulphuric acid sprayed on him and have it nicked by one of Sadiq Khan's little mates if he did.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

True

Additionally - I never cease to be amazed at the number of idiots who leave mobile phones within grabbing distance on tables outside eateries, cafeterias, pubs etc.
I half feel like giving them a polite warning