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Buying Watches In Budapest, Hungary: Watch De Luxe
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can¡¯t miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in Budapest, Hungary?Today we look at a Central-European store, situated in the?Central-Eastern part of the old continent: Watch De Luxe, in the capitol of Hungary, Budapest. Even if you are not from this?relatively small country ¨C a population of less than 10 million ¨C read on, as you may find out why this market could be an interesting option to purchase high-end timepieces.watches-dealer: What types of watches are popular in yo

Which Rolex
Ok my first post so forgive me if I break any rules. Been lurking for a while and have picked up some tips but time to ask the experts. I have decided to get a rolex. on (link to site selling fake Rolex watches removed) you can see all style of Rolex watch .It will be second hand as it gets you more watch for your money.Should be a model with date.My budget is about ￡2k.Any suggestions and buying tips, what to look for where to but etc would be very welcomeA "Pepsi" GMT would make a nice first Rolex and a good one can be had for your sort of money. A bit different from Submariners and Seadwellers and might hold value better now that they have been discontinued. And if you get fed up with the look you can buy a new bezel in all black or black & red. Be carefull, my suggestion would be to pay a little bit extra and buy from a reputable dealer.You might have no choice new ones, Sub Dates or Sea Dwellers, at Rolex authorised dealers are few and far between, even in today's econ

Looking Into Buying My first AP
Hello everyone. I am looking into buying the ROO RGRC 42mm (I don't think i can pull off the 44 since my wrist is on the smaller side).As i never bought an AP before, I was wondering what kind of discount does the AP AD typically gives off the sticker price on such a watch? I hear its quite substantial? I haven't been to an AD yet to find out but i would like as much info as possible before i go.I think sticker price is $55K. Is that right? I saw some online (Brand New) going for $38K. Is there an advantage to buying from AD (other than 100% authenticity). Is the warranty void if bought online etc...?I appreciate the help on the above and any other info you guys think is important to know.

PAM 657 anyone?
Hi guysForgive me if I'm jumping the gun here.... has anyone acquired one of these or even seen it in the flesh? It's reigniting my Panerai lust but I haven't been able to find much on it web wise?Any and all perspectives gratefully received.

Poll 116610/114060 owners (If new slimmer Sub C, are you selling?)
Onwers of a the 116610 and 114060 If Rolex does announces a slimmed (lug size) Suc C for Basal, will you be selling your maxi case?