BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends August 1, 2014
Prices of watches have been increasing steadily over the past decade, but how do they compare to, say, three or even six decades ago? Just how have they really changed? And is it really because it is due to the rising costs of materials and inflation alone? We take a closer look at historical prices of two of the most popular sports watches around today - the Submariner and Daytona from Rolex.That aside, we also investigate the recent matter regarding Bremont's new Wright Flyer watch and its supposedly in-house made BWC/01 movement. Just how "in-house" is it and what is the real story behind the whole incident?We also pay a visit to Nicholas Manousos, who successfully made a working tourbillon using a customized 3D printer. Finally, we chat with the great Walter Lange as he celebrates his 90th birthday to find out more about the beginnings and the future of one of the greatest institutions in German watchmaking, A. Lange & S?hne.1. How And Why Rolex Prices Have Increased Over TimeR

BASELWORLD 2010 - ALL NEW References or dial/metal variations
(images: Patek Philippe S.A)I should have the official Press Kit in my hands hopefully pretty soon.More detailed information about each model coming up.

Just me or does the Omega website suck
Like really Omega. Can you just lay your watches out for viewing in a nice fashion (Like Tudor and rolex do)...HOW MANY TIMES MUST I CLICK DISCOVER COLLECTION.......rant over.

alaska project weight?
can someone tell me what the weight of your alaska project if you have one? i bought one off ebay and the weight feels a little light to me compared to my apollo 11 35th. thanks

1977 references
hey guys, in a couple of short years, I'll be hitting 40, and want to get myself a Patek that is from 1977. I have tried googling this without success, and other than the nautilus, what other references might I look for that have model from 1977?