Chopard Mille Miglia

Parmigiani Fleurier And Bugatti Lifestyle
Every year, for one week, the beautiful Pebble Beach area is home to the most comprehensive and extravagant multi-show for car collectors and car enthusiasts on the planet: The Concours d'Elegance. What makes this super show special is that there is something for every car lover: from concept cars, to modern marvels, to the supercars, and the wonderful race cars of the past and present.In 2014, Parmigiani Fleurier?celebrated 10 years of partnership with the French (now German-owned) car manufacturer Bugatti, who makes some of the most coveted supercars in the world, most notably, the world record holder for fastest production car: The Bugatti Veyron. Since Pebble Beach is a short drive from where I live in Silicon Valley, I was more than happy to make the drive to spend a few days living the Bugatti and Parmigiani lifestyle, in what I found to be?one of the most beautiful places in the world.What follows here is a short report on this "dream" lifestyle from my experience at the Concour

My first (child) Patek!
No, I didn't just buy one but wanna show the 1st Patek I bought back in 1993 and still have it.I enjoy everytime I look at it.I bought this watch and my wife a calatrava to commemorate our first baby daughter then.She gonna be 17 in March now.Time flies diesn't it?Enjoy.Zane

Ballon Bleu Flying Tourbillon 2nd Time Zone
I'm not usually a big fan of tourbillons, but this one i could live with!551477_10151835959642646_1874487606_n.jpg

Ceramic diver getting rare
With all the black ceramic diver incomings and the fact it's being discontinued it seems to get harder to find, on chrono24 there are just 3 on sale, 1 in the US, 1 in Hong Kong and 1 but used in Denmark, there are more white ones though but I would not get a white one, except if having a large collection and wanting to add a fun watch for weekends and holidays.I could be wrong but I have a feeling the black ceramic diver is going to become a highly collectable piece, like the 15300 and other pieces, I mean it seems to have been made at less than 600 pieces, mine is around 550 and I just got it, so the final number should be around 600 which is very limited and much more limited than some limited editions.Plus the fact that it' a really cool watch seems to me all the makings for a very collectable piece, with the 44mm ceramic ROO's it's definitely the coolest ceramic piece around, all the other ceramic watches I've seen, Pam 335, Omega DSOTM and a few others are no where near as cool a

Ponzi schemes king Bernie Madoff loves Patek
Two of Madoffs Patek Philippe are up for auction....Two 18k gold gents Patek Philippe watches. Left: Chronograph watch a cream dial, 2 sub dials, black numerals and a brown leather strap; circa 1940s. Current bid: $21,250.00 Right: Chronograph watch with a black dial, 2 sub dials, red numerals and a black leather strap, circa 1940s. Current bid: $21,250.00