Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chrono Tourbillon

A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 His & Hers Sets For The Model¡¯s 20th Anniversary
Timeless designs have for long?played?a key role in?the history of high-end watch brands. Despite the numerous funky and bold new technologies and?their consequently stunning aesthetics, there can be no doubt that classic designs make for an extremely large portion of watch sales even today. And while it?is?borderline impossible?to judge whether or not a design will?stick, as time passes, some key looks do?stand out, as they become instantly recognizable classics of a brand or, sometimes, an era. The A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 certainly is a watch that?pulled off both feats, as?this unmistakable design now celebrates its 20th anniversary ¨C and quite a celebration it is!The A. Lange & S?hne Lange 1 is indeed the watch with which A. Lange & S?hne (re-)debuted in 1994. Despite the?fact that the Lange workshops can be traced back as far in time as 1845, the company's history ended in 1948, as the Lange family was expropriated and the East German state took possession of the compa

Cadillac & Rolex Over The Years: Cars Change, Watches Don't
I'll admit it. I love watches and I love cars. To me, they both represent a higher state of where design and machinery intersect. And being in the watch business for all of my life (I¡¯m a 4th generation watchmaker, and founder of TimeZonewatches-dealer), I always seem to find a correlation between people who own fine luxury cars, and those who own fine luxury watches. Having said that, the world of watches is amusingly different than that of cars.I¡¯ve always played a little game in my head as to what car corresponds to which watch - like those matching games you¡¯d play in the newspaper. So match the car with the watchHere are a few of my matches: Panerai and BMW, Lange and Maybach, Patek and Mercedes, Jaeger and Lexus, IWC and Audi, and the quintessential American luxury car: Cadillac and Rolex. The luxury car and watch for the masses.I was brought up in the 1960¡¯s and 1970¡¯s, and I remember so vividly the anticipation of the new car design lineups each September when the car companies

Questions regarding Speedy purchase
Hi everyone,I have decided to purchase an Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch. I believe it is model number 3570.50.00. (Hesalite crystal, steel back, with bracelet.) I have a few questions that I hope you guys can help me with.How do I find an authorized dealer that is willing to negotiate on the price? I went to two dealers in the Los Angeles area, and they looked down their noses at me when I asked if the price was negotiable. I have read that I should be able to get a 30% discount. Is this true? Do you have authorized dealers that you prefer to work with?What should come in the box with the watch? I have heard of missing warranty cards, manuals, etc. I feel that I need to know because the dealers don't always know. (They don't necessarily even know the product they are selling. The "senior sales associate" I spoke to at one of the dealers told me that the Speedy Pro is an automatic watch. When I hesitantly said "I don't think so," he said "Oh, sorry, chronograph, i

value of ChronoDiver 2594.52
Can anyone advice the value of a 2004 ChronoDiver 2594.52. Watch is in good shape, original owner, both boxes, cards and books, extra link. Watch has never been service and I'm looking to sell, however I have no idea what to ask.Watch runs good never thought to service.Any thoughts would be great.Thanks

Patek pressure test
Hi allWill my 5711 have to be sent away to pp for ages, or will a boutique do the waterproof pressure test and remedial necessities??If its just testing for waterproofing and maintained waterproofing, not a full service, I'm hoping its a less expensive and less timely process? Thanks