The World's Most Expensive Watches Book Party Photos
Overlooking Los Angeles at the historic Chateau Marmont Hotel, guests celebrated The World's Most Expensive Watches book launch in an event that I was honored to host in collaboration with party sponsor Hublot watches. I'd like to reiterate my words from the event, and say thank you to the many wonderful people who not only attended the launch, but who helped make the event a success.The World's Most Expensive Watches book first became available for sale in late September, and people have been buying it on Amazonwatches-dealer and local book stores in both English and French. Being my first book, I was really curious to see what would happen and how people would react. My goal was to create something that had appeal not only to existing watch lovers, but to "regular people," who were not yet familiar with the world of fascinating horological items. It has been truly humbling to watch people who don't know about watches flip through the pages of the book and peruse the 102 included time

Talking Watches: With Eric Ku
Eric Ku is one of the good guys. Actually, he's one of the best guys. Eric is a long-time vintage Rolex dealer of the highest order. He's the type of guy who can find you the $1,000,000 Albino 6263, the type of guy who can make a watch good with a simple blessing. Eric Ku is the type of guy who was talking about "RCO" Daytonas three years ago. Eric is the owner of VintageRolexForum, and dealer of watches at 10PastTen, but why he's here today in this series of videos about collectors has nothing to do with his profession, or even Rolex at all. No, Eric Ku, like Jean-Claude Biver, is a true lover of all watches, vintage and new, independent or not. Today we'll be running through some of his favorites, and show you the Submariner that started it all. This is Talking Watches with Eric Ku. 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm 1 OF 53 Eric's 1959 Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm is nothing short of amazing. His watch, which retains all original comp

Rubber strap - AP vs AP Bands?
I want to buy a rubber strap for my 42mm ROC. I have worn the genuine AP rubber strap on my Rubberclad but would like to hear from people that have tried the AP Bands version. Is it inferior or essentially the same? Comfort is my main priority.

Any Swedish House Mafia/Steve Angello fans?
If you're a watch enthusiast as well as a fan of one of the premier artists in the Electronic Dance Music scene, you'd probably know that Steve Angello is a HUGE fan of AP. (usually has on the 'Survivor')Mention of AP watches have been in some songs and if you watch any part of their documentary Take One or his YouTube channel (Size TV) you can see that Steve and his crew at Size records are fans of the brand as well.I always wondered what his favorites were and the man was nice enough to answer my queries. (While on vacation in Bora Bora no less)As you may know I'm a huge fan of my Ginza 7 Forged Carbon, I was pretty excited to see that he was also part of the Ginza 7 fraternity, although in precious metal form!

Seamaster: Pro vs. Pro GMT?
Along with about 10 other watches I'm considering due to my indecisiveness, the Seamaster Pro vs. the Seamaster Pro GMT are in the running. The slightly higher price on the GMT is not a dealbreaker. Any thoughts from the Omega Seamaster Pro fans?Thank you all!