Antiquorum – New York City
Important Collectors’ Wristwatches, Pocket Watches and Clocks

Hublot King Power Miami Heat Chronograph Watch
OK come on, this watch is cool. I am not even a basketball or Miami Heat fan, but this watch is really cool. It doesn't take a lot of thought to understand why Hublot is doing well with the aspirational youth audience or wealthy individuals who wouldn't take a Patek out for a night on the town in fear that they might fall asleep at 9:30pm from a lack of visual excitement. This watch is really what Hublot is doing best. The designs we see might sometimes be redundant or predictable, but they are still cool.I talked about Hublot and the Miami Heat a while go here in an enjoyable article. First they produced a limited edition watch for Miami Heat player Dwyane Wade, then announced that they would be the official watch maker and timer of the Miami Heat, and here is the first Miami Heat watch. It is called the Hublot King Power Miami Heat Chronograph and will be produced as a limited edition of 200 pieces.The number 48 appears three times in the watch. The 18k King gold (red gold mixed with

Need a chronograph AP ?
After owning 2 APs, I looking for the chronograph to add for my daily wearing but still not lucky enough to pick the one the make me happy. So I try to jump back and looking for another AP Chrono but I don't know which model, all of them are fantastic. Is there any suggestion that can help me go forward ?Pics please ! Thanks

Price check aisle # 1
Can anyone tell me what the retail price on the new 45.5 mm PO with the 8500 movement and the clear caseback is,model # 232.30.46.21.01.002 ?I was quoted $6,200 and would like to doublecheck,thanks in advance.

I am very disillusioned at the moment with Omega
I posted a while back, excited that my new speedmaster (2 sub dial 2011 version on Alligator strap) was due in to my AD in a day or 2. Well that was around 3-4 weeks ago and still no watch. I phone constantly to find out the latest news of it's arrival only now to be told I am 13th on a list and it could be December.However the last 2 weekends I have travelled to London to visit 2 Omega Boutiques:- Old Bond Street and Regent Street and whilst there Harrods watch dept and low and behold they not only have one Speedmaster but at least 2 of them that I have physically seen. Why Does Omega insist on giving all the new watches to Boutiques (and Harrods, which is not a Boutique) to be just sitting in safes and display units when watch collectors like myself with outstanding orders for them cannot get one? I'd love to know what you guys think and perhaps you shed some light on this for me. Thanks