Hublot Watches Get The Mr. Brainwash Treatment In Miami
Miami in December - does it get better than this? The locals will agree, but perhaps not during Art Basel, where an estimated 100,000 or more extra people swarm in for the now international art show whose US station is Miami Beach. But I am not at Art Basel right now. I am at Bal Harbor - a ritzy shopping mall on the Northern part of the island where locals go to show off and tourists go to shop. Thierry Guetta (aka Mr. Brainwash) walks up to me with his trademark look that includes a hat and sunglasses. Purple paint has been cleverly, if not meticulously, sprayed to the left lens. His cool-guy black leather jacket is, of course, unscathed by bright colored acrylic paint, but the "I just left the studio" style continues on his jeans, where just enough paint has collected to offer an air of authenticity. Mr. Brainwash is looking very Hollywood today.People argue whether or not Mr. Brainwash is a prot��g�� or production of the street artist team known as Banksy, whose initial claim to fame

Chopard has really done a good job of mixing classic elegance with a timeless appearance in this watch
It is also the certified COSC chronometer which is not too common in the watches of this type. Chopard has really done a good job of mixing classic elegance with a timeless appearance in this watch. I think it is one of the best of its kind. The price of these coins varies somewhat - retail for approximately $13 500 standard gold version and up to about $35,000 for the diamond version. See one of these watches Chopard L.U.C XPS Diamond available on James list here.

dual time reserve
my dual time never seems to max out the reserve. the indicator never goes beyond half . any thing to worry about.Ken

Panerai, itch scratched
I had a Panerai a few years ago and always regretted flipping it, well I have scratched the itch and found a lovely PAM00088Meeting the rest of the family

Help resolving a dilemma
Ok Guys, I have a dilemma that I'd like to get your feedback on as to how I should resolve it.I placed an ad for a Rolex in the classified yesterday. In my ad I pointed out that I'm not an enthusiast like so many here on RF. Consequently, I had no idea how much to ask for the watch, so I listed it at what I thought was an unreasonably high price. Overnight, I received multiple full price offers. Of course that's good, but it appears I priced it too low. What do I do now?I can sell the watch to the first person who contacted me. Or, I can ask those individuals to make me a one time offer of a higher price, then accept the highest one at the end of a 24 hour period. I don't know what the rules of RF are, but I could post an addition to my ad stating what has happened and that at the end of 24 hours, I will accept the highest offer above my original asking price.Most of us are aware that in a hot real estate market, buyers often offer above the asking price. Is it unreasonable for me to d