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Curious what they come up with for their 10th anniversary next year.

And I have to agree with Nico, no date is much better here ...

This was a 2016 limited edition that didn't really have much of a connection to the original. But it is thin and elegant and especially in person both the champagne dial and the mirror polished / brushed case are gorgeous. I don't know if it is really a tribute, but I love the vintage look.

The watch went from disco to art deco, I think ...

See 5303R-001. There was some explanation about this being possible because of new crystals allowing for UV protection but I am sure it is a commercial decision. I am sure Patek can build a thin automatic tourbillion even if they don't have one in the catalog. It will be a bold and unexpected move f

You have laureato, truly iconic. But the current models feel dated. Refine the design, improve the finishing - the bracelet especially needs a lot of work. I am talking about refinements, not radical change. Then you will have a winner. Yes, the secondary market matters but not so much. As Lange has

Unfortunately I think at this point we have seen way too many royal oak perpetuals .... The dial is nice but not especially original. It is blue, it sparkles, fine. I am sure the weight of the white gold feels great. It would have been a killer watch 10 years ago, now - I couldn't care less.