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I am all about the 36mm size watches. For me the maximum would be 37mm. The big watches make me feel too self-conscious. I have a 34mm Patek Philippe that I wear very often. That one is my favorite. The Rolex Explorer in 36mm is a GREAT watch!

I followed “The Crucible” event very closely in 2012 while I was working in Budapest. Every night when I got back to the Hotel, one of the only English-speaking channels would be showing “The Crucible” competition and I loved it. Sadly, in Los Angeles (one could say in the entire United States), Sno

They were such “Hot Watches” 35 years ago. I will never understand why they are not more popular.

I have owned many Rolex watches over the last 38 years. Three days ago, I bought a Rolex Explorer in steel. 36mm. All my other Rolex material is gone (except for my beautiful Rolex Prince from 1929.) I use the Prince as a “Dress Watch”. The Explorer is the only watch a person needs. The older I beco

I think that Patek Philippe lost their way a few years ago….. now they are really GONE!

The whole situation is (and has been for a long while ) absolutely ridiculous.

to buying one of these! After trying on several of the 5496p I decided that it was just too big for my taste in these things. I love the design and that dial is my absolute favorite. As I recall the “Honey Brown” dial was somewhat controversial when it premiered. I love it . Congratulations and than

Patek Philippe make watches. Beautiful as they may be, they are certainly designed and intended to be worn ,used and enjoyed. Thank you so much for posting that excellent picture!

That this watch even existed. It is BEAUTIFUL . A great strength of our community is that people like me,(certainly not an expert) can look and learn . The benefit of participating is enormous. Thank you so much for posting this watch!