Bell & Ross WW1 Collection Launch Party
Bell & Ross recently presented its new WW1 collection at the historic H?tel National des Invalides whose famed Eglise du Dome houses Emperor Napoleon I's tomb. This new collection, which includes a pocket watch (the PW1) as well as the WW1 wristwatch, traces the evolution of timepieces from the pocket to the wrist. Guests had the opportunity to visit the famous Mus��e de l'Arm��e and then gathered in a sumptuous ballroom to enjoy exquisite French cuisine and vintage Champagne. After admiring the watches, the guests could stroll along the walkways overlooking the square courtyard of the Invalides to soak up the historic atmosphere. The nearly 300 guests included media personalities, French military officers, political figures and watch aficionados.

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 3: High End Luxury
For $20,000 and up watches:A large population of the high-end luxury watch buyers know precisely what they are getting into with each new acquisition. Years of being a watch lover has allowed them to appreciate "must-have" novelties, as well as the desirability of traditional items. Years of study are required before fully understanding what goes into the value of a high-end luxury purchases ($20,000, and up, and way way up). This helps create an understanding of those watches which are worth their high cost in terms of value, and those that, while expensive, are a mere emotional purchase with less than stellar?post-purchase value. Watches near the apogee of the luxury world that you should want to have, tend to share various desirable traits. Taken together, you should consider these factors in your ultra high-end watch purchase decision making process. In this third and final segment of the "top things to look for in a luxury watch," you should take these items together with those in

2018 seems to be bright for AP!
The amount of watches they are dropping next year is mind boggling and the Royal Oak demand is stronger than ever. The fact that they are releasing so many models doesn't bother me since total production is still 40k anyways.Retro beast is a hitCamo 44 definitely has a market for itCeramic 42's are finally available The polarizing new anniversary Offshore has its sights dead on RMThat's not even mentioning the new 44mm RO's and and various other RO's (37mm frosted openworked )I've always been critical of the 250k AP's of the past, since many were ROO's with a tourb slapped on it throwing off the whole look.Not anymore. AP is letting it known that they want their old RM customers back, and customers of this level can afford to buy both. Only disappointment is RD2 availability. You can't show us something like that and say TBD.Let's just not talk about the new divers............

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Why hasn't the 116600 SD4K price skyrocketed?
After scrolling through the Modified Rolex thread and seeing everybody post pictures of their Rolex without a Cyclops as well as the current SS boom we've had I'm curious...Why hasn't the SD4K's value rose much? From my knowledge it appears to be a short production run for the world of Rolex ('14-'17)?Would love to hear opinions as to why you believe the value hasn't gone crazy the past few months, and do you think it will ever?Happy Friday!