Complicated Details In Bulgari's Haute Horlogerie Watches
Special watches-dealer Content For BulgariIn the process of becoming the?fully integrated, entirely capable watch manufacture that it is today,?Bulgari has put vast resources and efforts into mastering all?crafts of the watchmaking trade, bringing state-of-the-art?facilities?and master craftsmen under its roof. Bulgari's efforts include the creation of a fully equipped?haute horlogerie workshop in a separated area inside the brand's manufacture in Le Sentier, which?has been responsible for creating some of the most complicated chiming watches available today. Let's take a closer look at?the fine?details and inner secrets of some of these super-complicated pieces.It all starts with research, development �C and design.?Originally established in 1884 and still headquartered in Rome, Italy,?Bulgari has been famous for?tapping into?historical?design elements of?Italian culture �C let that inspiration be found in architecture, art, or engineering, when looking for it with a trained eye, a pie

If u can't change the assortment
Flipping watches with my mind today, so get me out of the idea or push me to it. In both options the 5712r staysCollection A : 2 pateks 1 Rolex1) 5960pphoto 1.jpg2) 5712rphoto 3.jpg3) Hulkphoto 2.jpgCollection B : 3 pateks1) 5205rphoto 5.JPG2) 5712rphoto 3.jpg3)5167rphoto 4.JPG

Window shopping at Manhatten Panerai store.
Today I happened to be working above the Panerai store on 55th street and Madison ave. They had some beautiful pieces on display in the window but non compared to the Pam 348. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stuff ADs say...
Thought I'd start a thread on hilarious or outrageous things people here have been told by ADs, or overheard at them.A couple of mine:- The D500 white dial is going to be discontinued in 2018- There's a price increase coming next month, so buy now (October 2017)- Datejusts are hot sellers, no discount is available- This year's short supply of Rolexes are because it takes a year to make themI was also once told a story of how someone committed to buy a $180,000 Rolex, but only on condition he be supplied with 2 D500s, one black and one white dial. The AD produced the watches, and then the guy was like I don't want to buy the $180,000 one anymore, but I'll take those two!

DSSD D-Blue vs SD43
Hello all,New member here, great forum. I have a general question. I am currently looking at the DSSD D-Blue and the SD (new 43 model). I know both are difficult to get atm. I prefer bigger watches and have a decent sized wrist (7.5). I previously owned the DSSD, it was a little top heavy and the bracelet tapers in a fair bit. For this reason, I am considering the SD43, which is almost as big, without the the thickness of the DSSD. I like the looks of both, so that really isn't an issue. Anyone in the same position, or mulled over the same decision?Do members here have any advice? I have a gut feeling that the D-Blue will be worth more in the future, but potentially, so can the SD43 50th Anniversary (that's if they stop making either, which I feel they may for both). Cheers.