Essay: An American High Schooler In Hong Kong That Loves Watches
The below essay is a contribution from Evan Tich:My name is Evan Tich, and I am currently living in Hong Kong and will be for the remainder of my high school years. I have relocated many times in my life due to my father's job. It came as no surprise to me when my dad sat our family down and broke the news, again. Different cities ideas flew through my head, but never in my life would I have expected to move to such a foreign place as Hong Kong; however, I have been living here for three years as a student, a soccer player, and, most importantly, a watch enthusiast - and have been loving every minute of it.When I made the long trip to Hong Kong International Airport, it was no surprise that there were many things different to that of which I was accustomed to in the United States; however, the longer I rested in the city of Hong Kong, the more accustomed I grew to it. My quick assimilation into Hong Kong culture brought along with it a keen curiosity of certain aspects of Chinese cultu

Patek Philippe Wants To Like You; Finds It So Difficult
A few days ago I wrote about a new watch coming out of the house of Patek Philippe. Namely, the reference 5960P at about $80,000. A beautiful watch, but why all the hubbub for a timepiece that costs so much? For that money anything should be possible right? Well some people find themselves waiting around for such watches to come out, for others, we observe such watches with mere interest or strong desire. Regardless, Patek Philippe is serious about its product in America, at least on paper they are. The true message to Americans will be to appeal to our sense of value, taste, and preferred methods of purchasing luxury goods.In a recent InSync Watch Magazine interview, Patek Philippe's ruling father and son team shed some light on the mentality at work behind one of the world's most exclusive watch manufactures. Philippe Stern and his son Thierry, take charge at the helm of what is a "family" run business. This is no joke as big makers like Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet are actual

Omega watch display stands
I just picked up a couple of great looking Omega watch display stands . The seller even through in a cool commemorative newspaper. Anyway, here are the pics.

Fall 2016 Five Seventy Two
I love my 572. At 45 mm the fit is great, looks spectacular on the wrist and great lume too! The automatic movement, the new P.4000 is amazingly accurate, the micro rotor design seems very robust ! Notice it's just after 5 o'clock ! Cheers !

Panerai Used Values
I'm hoping to pull the trigger very soon; I'm torn between the 533 and 359, but that's another story. I'm buying to enjoy a watch that's completely differently what I already have, not as an investment or anything like that. Does anyone have any idea of how used values of Panerai stack up, or are likely to go, over the coming years?