Buben & Zorweg Magnum Luxury Watch Safe
Since its establishment in 1995, Buben & Zorweg has transformed from a small firm producing packaging for high-end timepieces and jewelry into a manufacturer of watch winders, fine mechanical watches and - since 2008 - luxury safes as well. This time we are looking at the brand's latest safe called the Magnum, designed to be a solution for (nearly) all problems of the concerned watch collector.Safes play a subservient role most of the time. They are heavy, cold, uniform and (mostly) uninteresting objects which only serve to protect the rare, the unique, the brittle and the priceless that is stored inside. The problem this creates is the stark contrast between the aesthetics, the sentiment and the general 'mood' represented by ordinary safes and the invaluable objects which they are meant to keep secure. In other words, ordinary safes scarcely match the levels of refinement that is seen in high-end timepieces and nor do they fit the styling of a luxury apartment's bedroomand who wan

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It took a piece earlier I liked the IWC. They are loose to worship, especially the authoritarian look models ilk the IWC Portuguese and Flieger. Also, I have never luxurioustion of these watches were overestimated.

Railmaster Rose Gold Limited Edition in local AD
Get a look at what I found at my local AD! This was massive in person and I was sorely tempted to try it on but we were in a hurry... so maybe next time I can strap this pie pan to my wrist and take a couple shots!The sales lady said I can get a VERY good price for it too Here is all the info I could find on this giant:Omega Seamaster Railmaster XXL Chronometer Watch, limited edition of 157pcs, 18kt rose gold case (49.2mm diameter), polished 18kt rose gold bezel, leather strap with 18kt rose gold clasp, black dial with luminescent index and Arabic numeral hour markers, small seconds hand at 6 o'clock, Omega #2201 manual-wind mechanical movement, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, water resistant to 150 meters.Anyone out there actually own one of the 157 that were made?

Patek Philippe 5124G...
I've found my grail watch. I think this watch is absolutely beautiful. I'd like to go try one on in Toronto, but the employees at the Patek dealer would probably throw me out of the store. At MSRP $22,500 USD, one day I may actually be able to buy one, maybe when I retire 40 years from now and the canadian dollar quits tanking...

Opinions about PAM 320
HelloI'm just about to pull the trigger on a PAM 320. I already had it on my wrist for a testdrive, together with a PAM 90 and 233. The 233 is too expensive, the look of the 90 too shiny for my taste. I love the 1950 brushed case, the weight, the clean dial, the slightly domed crystal. I think the 320 is a great watch for business and off work.What do you guys think about the 320? Any good reasons for not buying it?Thanks for your opinions!