Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Lady Selfwinding 33mm

Gilbert Redial - A little disapointing...
Well, I can't really complain; the seller made it very clear what I was buying:The font was wrong, but the vendor hid nothing. His picture revealed exactly what I was buying, and that it was indeed a re-dial. It was my lack of knowledge and my responsibility. Regardless, the seller offered to have the dial redone for free, and I accepted. I am not thrilled with the results, but it is better than before, and the seller had no obligation to do this for me. I will live with it as it is, until it is in need of a cleaning and oiling, then I will have one of our members in this forum re-do the font again (he knows who he is, he is presently re-dialing my Gary)!Here is the results:

WRUW Saturday 10/9/10
Starting the weekend with Tag Heuer Aquagraph Calibre 60 Automatic Chronograph

Incoming - TAG Heuer Formula 1 Grande Date
Delivered this afternoon and I just now got around to snapping a few pics. It's a very nice watch and surprisingly large at 44mm, though it wears smaller than my LUM-TEC 44s.I've been wanting a TAG F1 for awhile and am very happy with my first TAG.I thought the dial would be white, but it actually has a silver sheen to it.The "tach" and "speedo" dials are what cinched the deal for me. It even has a redline!

Where will the sub top out at?
I was going back over old threads, and noticed a price list from 2005 had the 16610 Sub date at just over $4000 so it more than double in the 10 years following, what do you see as the top end for a regular black sub date, you think it will ever double again to $16k plus??? I would say no way but then again 10-12 years ago I would never have seen it approaching $10k either!! BTW going back to the very early threads is so much fun, so much has changed and so little has changed haha

Rolex s/s availability (uk) an unscientific barometer
Over the last 12 months or so I have been fairly regularly watching the supply of brand new ss Rolexes being newly listed on eBay (uk) which I think gives an interesting insight into the supply that in turn has been received by ADs. Now before everyone jumps on this, just to stress it is not a scientific study, just a few informal comments and I¡¯m not suggesting this presents anything new that hasn¡¯t been speculated about in previous posts. So he goes:-- the number of ¡®accidental¡¯ so-called grey dealers has increased as the margins have gone up and scarcity has increased. That¡¯s an obvious supply and demand point but a lot of sellers have just looked at the instant profit to be made and decided to sell on, although that wasn¡¯t their initial intention when putting their name down. This can be deduced from the seller profile and direct contact.- latterly (q3 & q4 2017) there are more sellers who have most likely been looking to flip from the outset, particularly on the BLNR, where im