PP5120 off to a wedding

[Dan Pierce]

Pure class, Phil. Thanks for sharing.
dP

[cajunron]

Phil, not only does your Patek Philippe exude class, it seems that you do as well. It seems like you have responded and/or thanked just about everyone here who has commented. Your watch is absolutely stunning, BTW.

[ocwatching]

Originally Posted by Dreambaby

Can't but think of this watch from time to time... If the dollar gets cheaper, I might consider buying one from the states.

I am in need of a dressier watch (although I rarely attend formal meetings and such, I really like to wear one).

That's the beauty of the internet..these photos and notes people write up are kept FOREVER (not sure if its a good thing)...

The simple Pateks don't fluctuate too much and are quite affordable (generally speaking) after the initial depreciation hit. Happy hunting. You know me, I am the enabler!

[ocwatching]

Originally Posted by Dan Pierce

Pure class, Phil. Thanks for sharing.
dP

Hey Dan...a compliment from an "old timer" (in respect, not in jest) is always appreciated...

[ocwatching]

Originally Posted by rgdejong

Phil, not only does your Patek Philippe exude class, it seems that you do as well. It seems like you have responded and/or thanked just about everyone here who has commented. Your watch is absolutely stunning, BTW.

Thank you Ronnie...here is my theory: out of all the watch threads out there...for someone to invest time to comment on mine, a response is the least I can do...

Thanks again!

[sea-dweller]

That's gorgeous!

[Widows Son]

Originally Posted by watchteacher

No watch should be worn with a tuxedo; social etiquette promotes that it's insulting to your host/hostess, as you shouldn't be concerned with time during the event.

Yes you are technically correct regarding the Tux. That being said, I like to know what time it is. If I'm wearing a Tux my watch hides under my cuff anyway, nobody sees it. My overall thought was regarding how some people think a sports watch can be worn with a suit, ect.