This week, I read a blog that made me smile a lot. TheWatchJourney.com is a blog that focuses primarily on Patek Philippe but with the
Category: Rolex corner
The “perfect” beater
Some time ago, I did an article looking at “beaters” and what I considered my favourite. Following the recent “Just Five” watches article, I received
Finding the perfect “beater”
So often one hears use of the word “beater” within watch collecting groups. For me, it has been a difficult category to negotiate.
Solving the Nautilus “problem”
Much has been written about the “problem” of the Nautilus. It causes problems for both collectors and for Patek Philippe themselves. There is a solution….
Patek Philippe versus Rolex?
Are Patek Philippe and Rolex competitors or are they the perfect complements? There is a body of thought that a collection needs only “wow” watches and “beaters”, and there should be nothing in between. How does this pan out for Patek and Rolex?
Rolex corner: Top 10 “beaters”
A “beater” needs to be something more than a watch for everyday wear. It needs to tick several boxes. First, it does need to be
Rolex Corner – Ref. 1019
In the mid-1950s, Rolex released the very first Milgauss – references 6541 & 6543. In Milgauss terms, these two are the rock stars of the
Rolex Corner – Ref. 1019
In the mid-1950s, Rolex released the very first Milgauss – references 6541 & 6543. In Milgauss terms, these two are the rock stars of the
Rolex corner: Top 10 “beaters”
A “beater” needs to be something more than a watch for everyday wear. It needs to tick several boxes. First, it does need to be
Club Patek 