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: sounds a little like EGO here, when i thought i
: couldn't live without a ROLEX and then a
: Patek back in 1982,and moving forward a
: couple Omega's. Moral of this is i won't
: take a loss on the ROLEX or Patek, but would
: on the Omega's..
Patek is in the same class than Lange,Speake Marin, G.O, Roger Dubuis, Breguet and many other very Haute Horlogerie names.
Rolex is in the same class than Omega and it always was.
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