Bvlgari jewelry pieces and watches win the hearts
Bvlgari jewelry pieces and watches win the hearts due to an amazing craftsmanship of jewelers and watchmakers, elegant luxury and refined glamour that go into creation of every item. Bvlgari knows the secret of how to tempt, to surprise, and bring joy to the whole army of the brand's admirers who admire the distinctive Italian style of its watches and jewelry.

Tools of the trade
Just a quick shot of my Ti Seawolf.You might also notice that the Ti Seawolf has a bit of bling to it. Titanium polishes quite well.Cheers

What to do?!
Hi Guys.Just a thought: I have an Omega Seamaster Pro. I love it but I'm dying to get a Rolex! I now work part time and I'm at College so the income isn't what it used to be. Anyway, I'm thinking of selling it to fund or partly fund a Rolex. I know resale value on these aren't great, but does anyone have any idea roughly how much it would go for? Obviously I'd be selling privately, I work in the trade and I know I'd get pennies for it if I sold it back to a retailer. It's only a year old, great condition (usual surface scratches from everyday wear but nothing really noticeable), still has box and papers and 2 years left on the guarantee. Like I say, it's just a thought. I love the idea of a vintage sub or something along those lines, even something needing a little TLC for a bit of a project. I'm fairly new to Rolex so any info or opinions are appreciated! Here's an iPhone pic...sorry about the quality.

Diamond rolexes? Why so lukewarm?
Noobie here. Love the forum but please forgive my ignorance and lack of knowledge. It seems to me that people don't really love the diamond references as much as the ones without. Some diamond versions don't even seem to be selling for much more than the non diamond ones. Can you give me some insight to why this is? I mean rolexes are awesome and valuable. Diamonds are valuable. Put them together and it should be ultra valuable. But it just isn't so. Why?

If I had any doubts...
...they've been alleviated.Got a sneak preview from a non-AD today on two BLNRs that they've recently acquired. I was starting to worry that it wouldn't live up to my expectations - after all, I haven't actually seen one in the flesh for over 2 years. Glad to say that i was blown away and although itd a huge cliche, the pictures just dont it justice.I've stopped wearing my 43mm Tag Heuer to try and make it any easier adjustment to 40mm and I have to say it made a difference to my perception. When I first tried on a Submariner a few years ago I couldn't get past how small it felt but today I felt like the fit was perfect. I've had fears that it would be too small but they are now gone.Visited my AD today as well and I am now 4th on the list so it could be as soon as next month which would be a great start to the year.If anyone in Glasgow (or is willing to travel) then feel free to DM me and I'll point you in the direction of these two beauties.2016 - ?7,3002017 - ?7,500 unworn with stic