Chopard Mille Miglia Gran Turismo XL

Porsche Design is a luxury brand with a particular focus on technically inspired products
Porsche Design is a luxury brand with a particular focus on technically inspired products. The brand was founded in 1972 by Ferdinand Porsche of Alexander and since its products resisted functional, timeless and design purist. The portfolio of products includes accessories classic mens, a sport and fashion collection and electronic products and a range of fragrance of mens. Products are designed in the Studio of Design Porsche to Zell am See, Austria, and sold around the world in stores, shop-in-shops, stores of high quality and exclusive sales points.

Citizen EcoZilla
I had this before and bought generic adapters and bracelet .looked horrible with the gigantic gap between the case and bracelet so it was sold quickly .then I happened across one with the suppa parts titanium bracelet and bought it immediately .it's the only way to go here 1002174_10205745372536282_7579960673740050951_n.jpg 1341_10205745372736287_8976419002060056103_n.jpg 1935880_10205745373096296_611794642291319225_n.jpg 1660943_10205745373296301_3511481226888406808_n.jpg 1010625_10205745373376303_4442387985048909762_n.jpg

The Value of a Date?
How important is a specific date of manufacture to the value of a vintage watch?For example, if your Rolex serial number only indicated a ten year range from 1930 to 1940, how would this affect its resale value...as opposed to being able to nail down a range of months within a certain year?

Long term forecast for the Nautilus
Hey Gents, So I think it goes without being said that the Nautilus, in particular the 5711, has become the king of the watch world with the only exception being vintage Daytonas. The price rise has been meteoric to say the least, and despite the potential for even higher prices, I caved and unloaded mine last week. I don't regret it, I bought the watch at below retail back in 2012 and have enjoyed it thoroughly. I would have been happy to get the amount I paid back, but at an almost 100% increase in value compared to what I got it for, I absolutely could not resist the temptation of better watches being within my grasp With that being said, what do people foresee the long term forecast of the Nautilus being? I'm not talking about the next couple of years because I personally see it as a bubble in the short/medium term. I'm talking years, possibly decades in in advanced. Personally, I have a feeling that in the coming years, Patek will discontinue the 5711 and come out with a new model

Panerai Confusion
I was thinking of maybe going off the Rolex path for my second luxury watch. I have a 114060 and was thinking something with a leather strap, with a date and the cool guard thing on the crown ;)however I cannot make heads or tales of the little intricacies. The collections seem straight forward enough kind of, looks like a luminor is what I see alot that I like, but then I go into that collection and there is like 50 variations!Looking at the Pam00048 as it checks all the boxes, is there another model that would better suite me? I am looking for something a little unique if possible but not so off the beaten path that it is an acquired taste. 7.5 wrist btw and the 114060 is the perfect fitsteve