Rado Thinline Ladies Watch R27958109

Tutima Grand Classic Chronograph Watch
Nice timepiece and something pretty different from Tutima right? I got to check out this watch direct from Tutima who was nice enough to show it to me while I was at JCK in Las Vegas. This is one of Tutima's new timepieces that was released at Basel and represents a bold look maintaining a very high level of functionality. Tutima is located in Glashutte Germany right around a few other famous German watch brands. What I really like about the watches is that you can see a Tutima watch from the 1920s and you can recognize it as being from the same brand as Tutima watches of today. They have done an excellent job of keeping the character and heritage of the brand intact. Two major parts of that are the signature coined bezel (not on all their watches though), and the classic looking hands.Part of the new trend of Tutima watches is making larger cases which are now around 44mm wide. This Grand Classic Chronograph is 43.5mm wide and 15.8mm tall. The case is beautifully retro and constructed

Anyone know when/if AP will raise prices?
Is it an annual thing, like other manufacturers? I see others starting to increase prices post-Basel. I'm planning on a 15202, and will be in Miami at the end of the month. I wanted to see about getting it at the boutique, but don't want to risk a price increase before I can pull the trigger. My local AD can order one in at any time.

Time for the first purchase?
First time poster here:I have decided that for my first Rolex I am going to purchase a Yachtmaster 40 in ouster steel and platinum (116622). A big upgrade from my Tag Formula 1.My AD, which my family has a good relationship with, called me up and said 10,300 cash for the watch this weekend and it¡¯s mine. I am very tempted, but I was planning on waiting to purchase the watch until I received a promotion for work in January. Should I just pull the trigger or wait till I feel like I ¡°earned¡± to purchase it?

Ebay Haters?
Hey everyone...totally get that ebay is not the best place to buy a watch nor should it be trusted like some of the amazing sellers on this forum...this being said it can be a good place to get the best prices on a watch...This is often the case as you are cutting out the middle man of a dealer between the buyer and seller.Having been a seller on ebay for over 10 years it is a known fact that eBay always protects the buyer at all costs and will refund the buyer if a product is fake, flawed, ill described, or pretty much any reason at all. This applies whether you are buying internationally or domestically. This creates an issue for eBay sellers in many cases as the buyer nearly always get the benefit of the doubt.Its a lot of work, but if the cost savings are good enough, it could be worth it to purchase a watch off ebay, either pay someone to authenticate it/get it authenticated on the forums and if it is no good just return it and get your money back.I know there are costs associat

Purchase 116660 DSSD please help :(
Hello guys.I am due to buy 116660 DSSD Black. I went to Rolex AD in my local area then they quoted me $12050 + tax (No discount). I told them that I would think about it. However, I found a new 116660 at Chrono24 but the price is 22% cheaper than the AD I visited. The watch is also new, coming with 5 yr original warranty, and almost full-set (EXCEPT a white tag and bezel protector).Even though the Chrono seller one does not have white tag and bezel protector, should I take this one? The AD 116660 comes with completely full set of course but the price difference is 22%. If you guys were me, which one would you guys take?Any advice and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.Thank you