Hublot Big Bang Cappuccino Gold 44mm

Watch of the Day - 2-19-08
Gucci Men's 101G Stainless Steel WatchStreet Price: About $1,000For the man who has a heart for fashion, this piece is for you! Stainless steel forms the case topped with a distinctive G-shaped bezel. Housed in the case is a Swiss quartz movement offering you the complication characteristics of a chronograph and date window. Revealed through the textured silver-tone dial at 8:00 is a date window while silver-tone index markers at all hour positions. Composing the bracelet is brushed finished stainless steel with an upgraded push button dual deployant clasp.# Bracelet: Stainless steel# Movement: Swiss quartz# Crystal: Sapphire# Crown: Push/pull# Clasp: Push button dual deployant# Bracelet Measurements: 8" L x 23mm W# Case Measurements: 44mm# Water Resistance: 3 ATM – 30 meters – 100 feet# Model Number: YA101339

Vintage values - up again?
Are sellers getting a little over the top with their prices, or are premium vintage prices on the rise again? We've discussed this a while back, but it might be a good time to rehash this subject. The reason I'm asking is because of IWC prices. Had a line on a caliber 89 in 18ct that was unserviced but very nice. The seller wouldn't take less than $1500 thinking that's what he could get for it on eBay. He doesn't realize that parts can get expensive for it. Another forum member also asked for help finding a ribbon lug case R521 like huntershooter, WiLL, and myself own but is having difficulty tracking one down in nice shape for under $3000 (asking price) for any watch that comes serviced with a warranty. Have any of you noticed any significant rise in price in the higher echelon pieces from the brands you chase?

Seamaster Planet Ocean Ladies Chronograph
Now I think there was a topic on this a while back here but not sure how much info / pictures were attached. A great new ladies watch from Omega on the way. Pictures of this watch came about during Basel 2009. There is a write up on the new Planet Ocean Chronograph in Omega Lifetime (4th issue seen below):From - omegawatchesAll of the issues can be seen here:.omegawatches/index.php?id=1113Omega is yet to updated their model listings on the site, and the magazine article does not list a model number. It is known for sure though that this watch is a 37.5mm Planet Ocean Chronograph for the Ladies. This watch has the same Co-Axial caliber 3313 movement from their larger models. As of this moment I do not know the MSRP, but expecting it to cost less than the bigger, mens models. Same depth rating as the other versions, 600M. Also herd that it will be just like those bigger models and offer both Chronograph (seen below) and non Chronograph. In my opinion think it is one heck of a watch for t

New steel tariffs and Rolex.
Do you think the new steel tariffs will have an impact on Rolex stainless steel timepiece prices?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Reputable London dealers to sell my Rolex at.
Hi, a bit of a strange question but here goes.I have an opportunity to get a DSSD at a very good price, unfortunately I am a bit short of funds. I am looking at selling my Milgauss GV to seal the deal. Any places in London to sell it at a fair price ? As it's a spur of the moment sell, so no box or papers.Looked at Goldsmiths, but they appear a bit short of my expectations price wise. One Knightsbridge watch trader looked ok and they replied to my email with a fair offer, any other places I should try as well or avoid ? I tried internet searching but there appear to be dozens of second hand watch traders in London and I don't know which are ok or who I should avoid at all costs.If this breaks Forum rules / etiquette please PM me any details rather than post a reply.Best,Peter