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Dubai Watch Week 2015: Follow Our Coverage October 18-22nd
October 18, 2015 marks the beginning of the inaugural Dubai Watch Week, and watches-dealer is going to be there to cover it. There are going to be showings from?A.Lange & S?hne, Audemars Piguet, Breitling, Bulgari, Chopard, De Grisogono, F.P. Journe, Hublot, HYT, IWC, Louis Moinet, Montblanc, Panerai, Richard Mille, TAG Heuer, Tiffany & Co., and Vacheron Constantin.Check out our coverage here at watches-dealer, but also be sure to follow our social media channels like?YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Google+, and Twitter?for our on-the-spot coverage. Look out for our coverage at #DubaiWatchWeek.Dubai has a reputation as being a city of massive wealth with rapid economic growth after the oil boom. The fact that there hasn't been a major watch event of this scope in the city is actually somewhat surprising given the region's reputation for big spending and a love of all things flashy. Spending on luxury goods is increasing in the Middle East, and it will be interesting to see if the

Did the Elgin Horizon Looks have names?
I recently came into this '59 Lord Elgin and I'm quite taken with it of course, I'll be more taken with it once it comes back from the watch doctor!I know that one of the Horizon Looks with the Mystery Dial was named the "Futur". Did any of the other examples receive a name?Thanks,Bob

know something about this patek philippe
Imagen 001.jpgImagen 003.jpgSomeone could give me information on this patek, thank you very much and greetings to all

Question about 3970 dials
Has anyone been able to source a 5004 dial with an arabic dial for a 3970. Do you know if patek will change it.

Do people treat you different when you wear a Rolex?
In any context and in any way? Another thread topic inspired me to make this thread. I am curious what stories you guys have to tell. For me, I can tell a difference when I am browsing around in luxury stores. I think sales associates are trained to look at your wrist. It's kinda the idea that he wears that so he can probably afford to buy something and is worth the effort. Biggest difference is at Rolex ADs though. Wear my Omega or something else, generally just get treated as a young guy window shopping. No one treats me badly but I certainly never felt like I was treated great. Now, I walk into an AD and the glance at the wrist is followed by a big smile and great treatment. At the end of the day, most people don't care but I can also tell that some people are looking whether they comment or not. For me, the best part is simply the joy it gives me and the conversations it potentially starts with other watch enthusiasts. It doesn't take long to figure out I am a massive watch enthusi