MCT Sequential Two S200 Watch
For 2014 MCT has announced a brand new watch with the Sequential Two S200, a new round-cased timepiece that focuses on the brand's signature complication for displaying the time with a new micro-rotor-based automatic movement. MCT is a young brand with a rocky history, and we are glad to see them really back on their feet with talent behind the scenes.Originally debuted in 2009, the MCT Sequential One is still one of my favorite "modern watches" being designed by Denis Giguet. A few years after that, Giguet left MCT around the time that he debuted his Opus Eleven watch with Harry Winston (hands-on here). Where is Denis Giguet today in 2014? He actually works for Van Cleef & Arpels, of all places. Anyhow, in 2013, MCT came back on the scene under the design aegis of Fabrice Gonet, who redesigned the original Sequential One watch with the updated Sequential One S110, a revised version of the original with some new visual details. For 2014, we get an entirely new piece with the Sequen

aBlogtoRead.com Now Available On Your Amazon Kindle
This is pretty cool actually. For those of you who have an Amazon Kindle e-ink device, you can now get aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer sent directly to your device. Many people rely on their Kindles for reading material when they are not at home and when they are on the go. The ingenious device uses wireless phone network signals to send and receive data from the devices. In fact, that part of the system is free once you get a Kindle. In addition to books, the Kindle has magazines, newspapers, and now blogs available. You can browse the catalog on the go, and get whatever you want delivered to you automatically, all the time.Receiving aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer on your Kindle is not free, but it is very cheap. Getting aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer sent automatically each day to your Kindle with each new post costs $1.99 a month. Overall really cheap I think. What Amazon does is transform the website into an e-ink version that looks pretty cool, and it will automatically get each new post directly

Lead Time To Get Patek Archive Papers
Hello AllJust curious, what is the typical lead time for getting Archive papers from Patek?It's been 9 weeks + per their site guidance but I have not heard back from them. I did send them an email (via their site) regarding status about 2 weeks ago just to make sure everything is going ok and no followup response.I guess you have to buy a 100k watch for them to even pay attention to you:(RegardsC

A local AD's display case this morning...
Haven't seen a display case this plentiful in a while it feels like. JC, BLNR, SS SkyD alongside the SS GMT, ND Sub and DSSD. Apparently yesterday they even had a Hulk on display but it went quickly.

Authorized Dealer Sales Volume Data
I understand everything with Rolex seems to be unattainable as of late BUT I wanted to compile this thread with any information available. I think it will help to a degree to see that some AD's get a ton more goodies and others just get 36mm DD's. So here goes:If you have any concrete sales volume data regardless of how detailed it may or may not be please post. I am sure monthly, quarterly, and yearly Rolex SA send there AD's or reps at the very least a tally of what was sold/sent etc along with objectives. If you have access to this information and don't mind posting it please do so for the sake of the forum.My only intention is to try and make sense of the way Rolex operates. My hope is to assist some people who are paying over MSRP with a fighting chance to guide them in the direction of there desired purchase.Please don't post your speculation or what my AD said. My intention of this thread is to aggregate concrete data for the interest of the forum and its members.Thank you