Chanel J12 Ceramic uses AP 3125 Calibre
FYI, AP 3125 Calibre Movement is proudly lived inside Chanel J12 Ceramic.

Incoming, and it's a LE!
It took me a long time to track this one. It's a limited edition from 2010, which is seldom seen even in the used market (which I've been scanning for the last 6 months for it).After almost closing a deal on a used piece, the seller decided to go another route, and it slipped away. After that, a dealer which I had contacted said he could see with BUSA if there were any left in stock. Long shot, I thought, but why not. You can imagine my surprise when he got back to me and said that there was exactly 1 piece left in stock with Breitling and asked if I wanted it. Hell, yes! I wanted it!Long story short, I got my hands on a watch that is truly special. Although Breitling has a name for big watches, this one feels great with 43mm and 14mm height. The in-house B01 with saphire back and 100m wr are the icing on the cake. In a time when I'm seeing a lot of love for vintage chronos, this seems to be a great way to enjoy that look with the perks of a modern piece.Enough said. Here are some shot

Basel 2018 - Which is your favourite?
Between Rolex and Tudor, I actually go with Black Bay 58 39mm as my favourite. Second place, redesign DSSD with 3235 movement and wider bracelet.Third, the Tudor Black Bay GMT.

Rolex AD accepting cash or check only for BLNR?
Hey guys, I finally found a BLNR near me, but salesman over the phone said he's only accepting cash/check only on this popular piece. I was hoping to rack up some rewards points with this ~$10k purchase. Are Rolex AD's allowed to do stuff like this? Part of me just wants to pass on the watch on principle alone.

Buy in Hong Kong. Sell in Denmark...
I am often in Hong Kong and plan to visit Scandinavia this summer. I have noticed at huge difference in Rolex prices from Hong Kong to most Scandinavian countries. I am guessing it is mainly due to high tax/vat (25%)Was thinking of buying a popular Rolex model while in HK and then selling while in Denmark. For the buyer there would be a nice saving and I could get some of my travel costs covered.It this a good idea or not?