Breitling Galactic 36 Automatic

Patek Philippe Caliber 89 Brings Over $5 Million at Auction
A Patek Philippe Caliber 89 sold for $5,042,000 (SFr.5,120,000) at Antiquorum’s 35th Anniversary sale held November 14 and 15 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Geneva. The selling price exceeded the pre-sale estimate of 4.5 to 5 million Swiss francs. Patek created 4 examples of the Caliber 89 in 1989 to mark the company’s 150th anniversary. This example is in yellow gold.Other top sellers included a platinum Patek Ref. 3990 perpetual calendar chronograph with moon phase and diamond bezel that brought $316,000, a 1952 Rolex Ref. 6100 “Caravelle” with cloisonne dial sold for $283,000, a 1954 Patek Ref. 2481 with tropics cloisonne dial realized $230,000, and a Patek Ref. 5012 Celestial wristwatch brought $225,000.Patek Philippe Caliber 89Patek Philippe Ref. 3990Rolex Ref. 6100Patek Philippe Ref. 2481

Getting the Best Watch Deals
I remember back in college when I first started appreciating watches. I began to learn that there were so many watch companies and manufacturers. With prices ranging from $100 to well over $100,000. The watch magazines (like WatchTime or InSync) categorized a "mid to low range" watch at between $1,000-$2000. This is rather steep. And the tendency when liking watches is to want more and more of them as each embodies its own style and purpose. No watch enthusiast you meet will be happy with the size of their collection. There are always other they want. Which is not an indication of their lack of interest in their existing collection, but rather a mere function of the fact that like art, each arouses certain emotion in the wear, or at least, has a different function (dressy, sport, diving, bling).So where do you get watches if price is a concern (as it usually is)? eBay of course! My perennial favorite at least. However, it is not as simple as just searching on eBay. The problem become t

So I thought my friend had bought a new Sub. It had a cyclops yet the bracelet was...
brushed AND polished like a new Daytona or YM bracelet. It confused me, as I was never that physically close to him to see it head on. I didn't comment on his new Rolex, I wanted to be casual about it. I was hoping he might say something about it but he didn't. It really surprised me that his new Sub had a polished bracelet. I had seen him 3 times that week and on the 3rd time I noticed something odd about the dial - it appeared to not be a Rolex after all. It seemed to have some sort of eagle design or something like that where the Rolex crown would be and it didn't say Rolex at all after closer inspection. It didn't seem to say anything. I couldn't believe it. It wasn't a Sub after all but a watch that was made to look just like a Submariner. I'm really glad I didn't say something earlier in the week like "You have great taste in watches" or "Nice Sub". How embarrassing that would have been, for me.So other watches that look like Rolexes use the cyclops too? I was surpris

Help trying to get info on a rare ELGIN POCKET WATCH
hello all .. i am new to this site and dont know if this is were i should post this but here goes i have a old elgin pocket watch i think 1920 Railroad Watchi have been looking at e-bay and on the net for a long time now and i cant seem to find anything on this model .. there are a few close to it but not the same ...i live in a small town so not too many place to bring it to ...i think it is a rear model as i have found a lot of them but none are like this one what i have found out is from the watch it's self {see pics} B. W. Raymond Lever set Railroad Watch. Gold 21 jthis was my grandfathers and he used to work for the R.R.it is very nice and keeps perfect timei am trying to upload the pics if they dont show up here e-me and i will send them .. i have 8 or 9 pics ...Attachment 32576Attachment 32577Attachment 32579Attachment 32581i want to sell it but i don't have any idea at all what a fair price would be as i just cant find it any were on the net can anyone help ? thanks..

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