Patek Philippe & The Rattrapante Chronograph

Patek Philippe & Co is a Swiss luxury watch manufacturer founded in 1852, located in Geneva.
The Patek Philippe timepieces are consider to be the most prestigious and elegant pieces. This reputable watch maker company's skill attention to detail. A single timepiece takes almost a year for production process, and up to two years for more complex pieces. Another month to be tested, and ensure the highest protocol standards before these magnificent pieces are made available to the public.


Rattrapante Chronograph details: ( Ref.5950/1A)

This timepiece was launched in 2010 at BaselWorld. It uses an incredible caliber CHR 27-525PS, is just 5.25 mm thick, and features an impressive technical trait that allows for unbelievably smooth and reliable operation.

Other features:

- 48-hour power reserve
- Single pusher for chronograph functions
- Stainless steel case with sapphire crystal
- Water resistant to 3 atm
- Variations on the dial such as: opaline silver-gray or rose gold
- Stainless steel band with folding clasp



Patek Philippe watches prices are not finalized until the watch is actually delivered into the United States, and fluctuate between 37,000 up to 400,000 USD.

The Beauty Of White For Rolex Sea-Dweller- Classic Series

The  gorgeous Artic white watch band comes from Switzerland, in all its splendor, to match the Rolex Sea-Dweller. Rubber B offers this vulcanized Rubber strap with no coating, blends or bonding strap to fit its original Rolex clasp or to use the Tang Buckle option.
This band is not compatible with the Sea-Dweller Ceramic 4000 or the Deeps Sea-Dweller, however Rubber B does offer rubber straps which are calibrated for those watches as well.

The Rubber B provide you with a vaierity of  solid colors such as black, red, navy blue,  and orange. In addition, Rubber B created the VulChromatic dual color technology, including a black base with a stylish fine line of green, red and blue.
These straps provide  universal fit to wrist sizes XXS-XXL. They use the latest and highest quality technology "Block Integration", incorporating solid inserts for a flawless, motionless flush mount to the Sea-Dweller case.

The Rolex Explorer I 39 mm

Rolex Explorer I 39mm

The Rolex Explorer I was born in 1953 to honor Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to scale Mount Everest). Rolex wanted to offer a watch that paid tribute to Hillary and those who chose to explore the world and its extreme environmental changes.
Over decades Rolex made continuous expeditions to the Himalayans. The Explorer I passed the test in the high mountains altitudes. Being exposed to environmental changes such as water, extreme temperature changes, snow, ice and dust.


The Rolex Explorer has been updated regularly, taking advantage of technical innovation from Rolex while maintaining its original look and form as closely as possible. The redesign of this timepiece took place in 2010. The most noticeable change was the enlargement from 36mm to 39mm, giving it a substantial look and increased visibility, while keeping its original rolex watchband- the Oyster bracelet. The Rolex Explorer I maintains its original screwed down case back and twin lock crown, guaranteeing water resistance to a depth of 100 m or 330 feet.

The Explorer I does not possess a date indicator on its dial. Although this watch is not an inexpensive model, it is certainly not as pricey as many other Rolex models. If you are an aficionado of Rolex watches, then  the Explorer I 39mm will be the perfect model to begin your collection.

Rolex Explorer I 39mm with a Rubber B band- Its original Rolex clasp