The line of supervision consists of the interconnection of the gagbit
When it refers to the collection of watches Signoria, I must say, it's really a series very captivating shows and the famous luxury brand Gucci C mode. The line of supervision consists of the interconnection of the gagbit in the form of strings to highlight the square take. The string of shows in this collection of watches are made in Platinum and gold 18 k and stainless steel, audemars piguet, as well as black and black steel steel with 18 carat gold. The watch case is adorned with diamonds glittering to achieve an expensive look, other materials valuable as the mother of gems pearls, coloured as the malachite and tigereye.

Do AP watches keep value like a Rolex....
I am starting to take a fancy to AP watches. I use to have a Panerai Power Reserve that I purchased from an AD for $10500 and ended up selling it for $5250 taking a huge loss and I do not want that to happen again!My question is do AP hold their value quite well?

I feel like I've come full circle with AP...
So for those of you who know me, I've been absent for a while from the forums. I just felt like doing a braindump on my past year with AP watches, if you are bored without any football or golf to watch, take a minute to read.Around this time last year, I posted a question about what would be a good first AP. Most people pointed me towards to the new 44mm ROOs, while many said go for the 15300 or the like. I quickly dismissed the 15300s, as they were, back then, to me boring.Over the past year I've developed a strong love for AP. My complaint with watches in the past is that they were too one dimensional. The overall look of the watch was the same regardless of what kind of lighting situations you had etc., so at the end of the day, the watch always looked the same.At heart, I don't like consistency in that respect. I always like to tinker, like to see things change.My first purchase into AP was the ss 44mm. It was exciting to see how the intricate finishing of the steel would change to

AP Royal Oak 15300 Fit
Hey Everyone:I'm in the market for an AP Royal Oak. Either 15300st or 15400st.Unfortunately, the only AP dealer in town has sold out of 15300ST models so I have no way to see if the 39mm case will fit me.Anyone know how the AP RO fits (larger, same, smaller) compared to any of the standard 40mm Rolex models (GMT II, Sub, Expl II) as I do have those watches to compare to.Regards,M

Paul Newman Daytona sells for $ 15,500,000.00
And thats only the hammer price which doesn't include buyers premium or tax!