Weekend Watches - Patek Philippe Nautilus (3711/1G-001) Watch Buyers Guide

[@highnrising]

I'd take either of those racing Calatravas over the boring Nautilus in a second.

[@xtr1092]

did you say plus 2 sec a year on that patek

[@aciel-tv]

1:57 actually tim, the 315 movement was used on very early 5711 circa 2006~. so thats not true, there was 315 movement in 5711, just very rare.

[@david.9633]

Thanks for the episode, Tim

[@user-wi9nn6dz8w]

14:26 Can such strap be ordered from Jean Rouseau? It doesn’t seem to be available on their website.

[@danbar99]

They do anything bespoke that you ask...

[@Moe90rules]

Lang & Heyne steals the show. The Friedrich III, the Credor Eichi II and the DB Starry Varius are the best of the best!

[@CESONER]

we all know what you meant, Tim. Btw that black and cyan Patek is drop dead gorgeous.

[@Nefville]

I much much MUCH prefer the older 6000 to the newer 6007. The 6007 reminds me of the Code 1159, a watch that doesn't know what it wants to be. It doesn't have the specs to be a sports watch and its too sporty to be a dress watch, a true good at all, great at nothing design. Its starting to feel like modern Patek designs are really starting to go off the rails, the irony being if they stayed in their lane and did less, it would be preferable to what they are attempting to do now. I really do believe Thierry Stern when he says he doesn't go out of house for design inspiration because their line is beginning to feel really out of touch. The real dress watches, perfect. They have the chops if they'd just quit experimenting. ALL IMO OF COURSE ;)

[@michael_everywhere]

Agreed

[@roybatty6368]

Rolex Please

[@xiaoyang4571]

Angelus above Arnold & Son? Are you sure?

[@user-wi9nn6dz8w]

That’s accurate.

[@dmitryfishbeyn1455]

This episode started with a huge scratch-it's like waking up to an ugly girl. A definite OH! It needs a little TLC, hopefully directly from Patek and not some butcher in Manhattan's midtown.