Cartier Sues Online “Flash” Retailer HauteLook Over Watch Sales
Cartier has sued HauteLook, Inc. in federal court in Manhattan alleging the Los Angeles-based retailer falsely claims to offer new Cartier goods at deep discounts based on a special relationship with the brand. Cartier’s complaint states that it has no relationship with HauteLook, and that the retailer is selling secondhand Cartier watches and other goods as new. The complaint, filed August 3, states that the Hautelook website contains the claim “no secondhand merchandise, ever.” Cartier says that through its agents, it purchased 5 Cartier watches from HauteLook, and after reviewing the timepieces and information based on serial numbers, Cartier concluded that all 5 watches were “used and therefore secondhand.”Cartier claims the watches also showed scratches and evidence of poor polishing and improper repair. One watch was delivered in a damaged Baume & Mercier box, and on certain Certificates of Authenticity included with Cartier products, the authori

Pre-Basel 2008 - Louis Erard 1931 Classic Moon Phase, A Lesson In Refinement
In a world of increasingly complicated and cluttered watch dials this new offering from Louis Erard takes a far more modest approach, with anything but modest results! Classic, unpretentious, reliable: the 1931 collection is dressed in its most beautiful finery in this chocolate-toned moon phase version. One look at its simple yet very delicate design and you will fall under its seductive spell. This timepiece doesn't so much ask for attention as command it, with its subtle features combining seamlessly into a brazen, and yet at the same time refined, statement of style.This watch will certainly not suit all comers yet this only serves to add to its allure. Like its future owners, this timepiece has no time for fanfare or frivolities. If you are looking for a new watch that will make a bold statement to the masses, then the Louis Erard is not for you. However, if you are a more refined consumer looking to reflect your sophisticated appreciation for the finer things in life, then the 19

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I'm new here, just bought my first Rolex a couple months ago. Caught the watch buzz now. I saw a constellation at a boutique that caught my eye but I haven't really seen a lot of info about it since then. I'd really like to learn more about the watch so I can either appreciate it more or make a pass on it. Looking for good info here so please keep it detailed as possible. For $8,000 I'm looking at possibly spending I want to make sure it's worth it (or just go buy another Rolex instead). Thanks.Looking at this one......omegawatches/fileadmi...2151001-20.png

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Ohhhh dearr.... Yahh, I kinda got carried away, I just spotted this beauty and just had too.. Shes brand new from AD, now discontinued, none left at Omega.. ...

Does warranty card absolutely have to be in your name?
Hey guys. This answer may have been given before. But I just picked up a 2 month old 114060. It has the previous owners name on the card.If I need to send it in for any issues, will I have a problem since my name isn't on the card?Appreciate your responsesThanksAndre Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk