PO returned.
This is embarrassing guys, but confirms a lesson I should know by heart. In less than 15 days I returned the PO 2208.50. I was really happy to have it back, but the reason why I sold it in the first place was still there and nothing I could do about it. This is not the first time I buy a watch back and get rid of it again, but less than two weeks is impressive so I hope I'll never make this mistake again.

In The Shadow Of The Moon
Has anybody seen this documentary?It's called In The Shadow Of The Moon, and according to a friend of mine there are tons of Speedmaster sightings throughout the film.You can check out the preview HERE.Also, it made me remember of this wallpaper I made a couple of years ago...

Storing watch with crown pulled out
If watches are displayed in stores and or transported with the crown pulled out, should you not store your own watches in the same manner ?What is the real reason for pulling out the crown ?

2 new entry level models
Don't think they've been posted here beforeEta movementSpring barsSnap backWhat do you think, good or bad idea that Panerai launches a bunch of cheaper watchesSome say good because they still need to sell and the luxury market is in a difficult situation todayOthers said bad because a luxury brand should stay expensive and thes watches are more in the Tudor range than the Rolex range

My thoughts on Rolex Supply Issues...
In macroeconomics in college, they teach about supply and demand.As a business, it is your duty to find what is called equilibrium so that your production and demand are such that there is not an over supply which will reduce market value and that you are able to supply enough to meet the market demand so that interest doesn't fade.If one had to choose the best side (lesser of two evils), it is better for a luxury brand to err on the side of reducing supply.You are also taught that if you build something (let's say watches), and those watches cost X amount and your operating costs are Y amount, then if you build one watch, you need to sell that watch for the production cost plus the operating costs plus build in a margin. If you don't do it that way, then you will lose money and your business model will fail.Knowing these things, it is my opinion that due to the recent years reports about Swiss Watch exports trending downward and Richemont and Swatch Group buying back inventory, that