Raymond Weil Jasmine Silver Dial Two-tone Diamond Ladies Watch 5235-S5S-01658

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 161: Rolex Prices & PR Debacles
This episode features Ariel Adams and ABTW Managing Editor David Bredan as a guest host as John was away. We discuss the interesting topic of how Rolex prices have increased over the years and how it relates to the industry overall. We also talk about how watch launches can fail and the importance of honest communication, as well as who might be buying Chinese tourbillons in honor of the Transformers. We also talk about the artistic renderings of the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon from our Watch What-If series.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 161 here.

amateur me.
hope you guys like them both. i will try to take better pic of the sub. but really.....feels like i got a bargain of a lifetime. hope my third rolex will not compete with another artwork. am considering explorer 39 mm. vs a 41 mm datejust.

BASELWORLD 2011 - M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte
muehle-glashuette.de/M¨¹hle-Glash¨¹tte Germanika VThis is a 42mm Stainless Steel case with Anti reflective coated sapphire crystal, and water resistant to 100 meters.Movement is the Swiss automatic Sellita caliber SW 220-1, with Muehle-specific regulation and embellishments. Such as the “woodpecker neck regulation” and Muehle-rotor with Glashuette solar grinding. It features a fast date correction and also a power reserve of 38 hours. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New Watch Book
FYI:NEWS Cult Watches: The World¡¯s Enduring Classics by Michael Balfour December 21, 2007 Wristwatches are ¡®micromarvels¡¯ of engineering that attract the attention of collectors, investors and regular wearers alike. Cult Watches is a lavishly illustrated account of the world¡¯s most popular classic timepieces ¨C the top 30 that have achieved cult status, from the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona and Cartier Tank to Ingersoll Mickey Mouse watches and the ¡®quartz revolution¡¯ Swatches. Watch-industry expert and Europa Star correspondent Michael Balfour introduces the great horological innovators and their legacies, and adds historical asides that greatly enlarge both their contexts and their perennial attractions. Future contenders for the status of cult watch are not forgotten, with the result that this book features hundreds of watches in words and pictures.? The first book to portray the wristwatches with the most dedicated following.? Each model and its brand is profusely illustrated with a fas

Walked in with a GMT II 16710 and walked out with a Datora.
Well last week I got my GMT II back from the RSC. Something kept bugging me though, the bezel inset was off by half a click. So today I ran it up to the AD. While waiting for the watchmaker to decide if it needed to go back to the rsc I started looking around. At the breitling counter I saw the Datora for the first time in real life. Needless to say I have been a frequent flyer in the AD and bought a pile of rollies in the last few months and when the owner came up he said there is a story to that watch followed by something I hate to hear I will take care of you on it. Long story short they sent the GMT II back to Rolex, I put my speedy (which I had in case they were sending my GMT to the rsc) back in my pocket and said done. I have been on the fence about the Daytona and it actually does not do it for me, but I love chronographs and this watch has everything. Month, Date, Day, 24hr hand and a chronograph to boot. Anyhow I have punched my Breitling ticket and couldn't be happier.