Antiquorum.com Holds Auctions For Rare And Valuable Watches: Worth It For The Pictures
While eBay is my perennial auction favorite, technically (and legally) speaking, eBay holds no auctions, they merely facilitate auctions between private parties. Regardless, it is my opinion that eBay is the juggernaut of the internet private sales system. However, sometimes you want to indulge in the pomp and circumstance of a traditional auction. Which can be quite exciting for the right type of person. At least you can enjoy the fancy item displays and pictures.Antiquorumwatches-dealer is like Sotheby's for watches (although Sotheby's probably auctions watches as well). Antiquorum holds live (traditional) and online auctions all over the world for passionate watch lovers for watches ranging in the hundreds to the many many thousands. If you have a rare or highly desirable timepiece, it is probably worth going through Antiquorum to get the right audience of potential buyers. Antiquorum of course will take a fee, and probably charge you for "appraisal," but it is all part of the proce

Thoughts on the new QE II Cup 2016?
It's the only 44mm watch to be released this year and limited to 200 pieces. Do you think this will go up in value like the Lebron and other 44mm limited pieces? Seems to be one of the best looking AP's yet and completely sold out.*Photo from internet*

Teaser Diver in the Cayman Islands!!!
Just to start the enabling a little bit. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1338859932.979278.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1338859965.854048.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1338860005.057194.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

Blue Moon
More than a little cliche' but I could not resist.

Blusey for TT Skydweller?
Thinking of flipping my 1 year old ceramic bluesy (excellent condition) for a TT skydweller. Deal on the table with AD is bluesy +$6K for the skyD. Good deal? Would you pull the trigger?