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Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Split Seconds Chronograph 5004 (5004P_Roman)

great Patek Philippe Grand Complications watch! the only complaint is that the band seems a little bit on the flimsy side. but for the value overall this is a wonderful watch!

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Review by Kesha Sneed, From Davis Barnsley

Patek Philippe Calatrava Lake Geneva Barques 5089 (5089G-001)

Fantastic!!!!!

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Review by Laura L, From USA Ocean City

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Brown Dial 18k Rose Gold Brown Rubber Automatic Men's Watch 5167R-001

This is a very elegant Patek Philippe Aquanaut Brown Dial 18k Rose Gold Brown Rubber Automatic Men's 5167R-001watch. The packaging is in every details which shows the great care of the manufacturer. The Swiss company really lives to their reputation.

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Review by Susan McGarry, From Australia Bankstown

Many luxury brands use the media attention around the Paris Fashion Week to launch new high jewellery collections, often sprinkled with a dash of the very finest in high jewellery watches. David Chokron toured the Place Vendôme and its environs to see the latest high jewellery watches and will report his findings later this week.

Montblanc, on the other hand, pulled out all the stops for a global launch of a new collection within its Boheme line. Continuing the brand's aim to "share the passion for fine watchmaking", the new pieces offer original complications for ladies but are, like all of the recent horological offerings by the Hamburg-based company, unbeatable on price. We will feature the new collection, as well as our interview with Montblanc's watchmaking director Alexander Schmiedt, on the site this week as well. My interview with Chanel's head of watchmaking, Nicolas Beau, will continue the French theme on the site this week.

Our coverage will not be confined solely to the activities of the Paris Fashion Week, of course. There will be plenty of reading matter for mechanical watch aficionados, starting today with Olivier Muller's look at the discreet advances that Patek Philippe is making through its Advanced Research models and continuing with Keith Strandberg's review of the Raymond Weil Nabucco Tourbillon before Olivier Muller returns to discuss Leroy's obsession with chronometry.

I also had the chance to see the first production models of Montblanc's e-strap in Paris. Coincidentally, while I was there my wife also forwarded me the promotional e-mail for the new Jawbone 4 smart bracelet that has just been launched in the USA (the Jawbone 3 has yet to be launched in underprivileged Switzerland!). The e-mail was clearly targeted at women, referring in almost sexist terms, to kids and grocery shopping. But statistics show that women are the main buyers for such wearable technology. Based on what we have seen in terms of wearable technology from the watch brands, it left me thinking that they still have some catching up to do.