Bulgari Daniel Roth Grande Sonnerie Quantieme Perpetual Watch
This new Bulgari Daniel Roth collection watch joins the ranks (small ranks) of million dollar plus timepieces from the brand. Offering a wildly complicated movement and inspiration from the Daniel Roth brand that Bulgari engulfed into itself, this piece is one serious homage to a love of horology.Based on the commentary I have received thus far, people seem to dig the video Bulgari made about its new Daniel Roth Grande Sonnerie Perpetual Calendar watch. I must admit that it does work well when you make a watch look like a deity coming from space to save the planet - with chimes. Chime your well to a better like. According to Bulgari, if in operation all the time, the sonnerie function will chime over 433,500 times per a year. That is a lot of dings and dongs.Bulgari says it takes about one year to build each of these watches. I believe that. There are a very small amount of people who are skilled enough to make them, and it takes along time to decorate the parts, assemble, and then tes

Help with this RO
Hi,My friend was offered this watch and has asked for my help regarding the decision to purchase. My knowledge of AP is rather limited, therefor I come to the experts!Any help is much appreciated:Model?Movement?Etc?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All three 44mm ROO?
Does anyone have all three?I was able to have all three infront of me while at the NYC Boutique and loved them all in their own way. If I had the funds to purchase exactly all three (not unlimited funds), I could EASILY justify getting all three rather than a handful of other watches because they are each so different in their own terms- material (obviously), style, weight, color, occasion, everyday uses.Anyone else agree?

Help with Trade on collection
Hello Again everyone I need some advice!!! So I've been refining my collection I got rid of my Omegas and I sold my old 5711 to fund a brand new 5711 blue dial from an AD as they finally got one in so papers are in my name. Anyways I need help because while I was looking in the dealer I realized although I'm a huge watch enthusiast that likes a variety of brands Patek seems to really make everything else I try on not so satisfying. Now I have two questions that I need advice on what to do to well round my collection. So my currently I stand with these beautiful watches: A Rolex Milgauss White dial, A Rolex Blnr, a Rolex 116520 Daytona, an Ap 15202 white dial 2014 dated so hard to find a late model white dial and of course last but not least my Patek 5711 blue dial. The two watches that really got me moving was A Patek Philippe 5726/a on a leather strap and a Patek Philippe 5960/1a just really was a stunner. So I'm to the point now that for a short period of time I'm not comfortable buy

I think I'm done with Rolex for a while.
I think I've covered all the bases as far as Rolex goes at the moment. Can't see room for a Sub in here, and not massive on the Daytona's (have a Speedmaster instead). The only thing I may find space for is a Datejust further down the line.I have a few other watches as well as these, a Tag, a Bulova, 3 Omega and 1 more Rolex GMT in TT. All the watches are quite sporty. All that's missing is something on a leather/dressy strap. Your suggestions would be appreciated.