Nearly a year ago at Baselworld, Rolex released an updated version of the original Rolex "Rootbeer" watch- the Rolex GMT-Master II, Reference 126715. The watch was remastered in 18 ct Everose gold and in Everose Rolesor (a combination of Oystersteel and 18ct Everose Gold), with both showcasing a black and brown Cerachrom insert. Related: The … [Read more...]
Is Baselworld Done?
With Baselworld just a few weeks away, some critics believe this could be one of its final years. After 100 years, is Baselworld truly done? If you're left scratching your head wondering what the hell Baselworld is- it's THE largest annual trade show featuring who's who of the watch and jewelry industry. At it's peak, an average of 100,000 … [Read more...]
A Look at the Rolex Sea-Dweller Reference 126600
Recently, we reviewed several of the new watches introduced by Rolex at the annual Baselworld convention. The overall feeling in the watch community was that this year didn't quite stack up to 2016 for Rolex, mostly because of the general consensus that they completely knocked it out of the park with the ceramic bezel Daytona reference … [Read more...]
7 Most Expensive Rolex Watches
As one of the most valuable brands in the world, the London based company is generally thought of as the go-to for luxury watches. Rolex has mastered the art of stylish watches over it's history, and is a must for the successful man or woman. While many Rolexes are generally in the affordable range for high earners, some of the most expensive Rolex … [Read more...]
The History of Patek Philippe
When most people think Patek Philippe, they think "watch for the billionaires". While that's true in some cases (especially the Patek's sold at auction), the roots of Patek are actually much more grounded in it's innovation and fine craftsmanship rather than gaudy designs for the wealthy. The brand is often regarded as the creme de la creme of … [Read more...]
Vacheron Constantin
Vacheron Constantin Moonphase Triple Calendar In 1755, when Jean-Marc Vacheron signed on his first apprentice, Vacheron Constantin was born. With their first silver pocket-watch in 1755, Vacheron Constantin became the oldest watch manufacture still operating today. The first watch complication came in 1790. Vacheron … [Read more...]
de Grisogono – ABC of Watch Brands
A watch brand doesn’t have to be around long to be considered luxe and fabulous, and de Grisogono has proven that. Although this brand has started off as a high end jewelry house, they have now worked their way into watches and their timepieces are cutting edge and fabulous, especially the women’s line of watches. … [Read more...]
Chopard – ABC of Watch Brands
As we are working our way through the ABC of Watch Brands in the high-end arena, we have talked about A. Lange & Sohne, Breguet and now we are going to explore Chopard. What I love about this brand is that it is a very recognizable and unique watch and brand. It isn’t easy to be unique in today’s market, yet Chopard has still managed to find … [Read more...]
Breguet – The ABC’s of Watch Brands (Infographic)
As we continue on our road down the ABC's of watch brands, today we are exploring Breguet. I decided that instead of looking at this Swiss brand with words, we would look at it with pictures in the form of an Infographic. I love Infographics and have done several others. I encourage you to share this timeline, I just ask that you … [Read more...]
A. Lange & Söhne – ABC of Watch Brands
In order to be a watch buyer or a watch collector you need to be familiar with watch brands across the entire spectrum of watches, from super luxury watches to utilitarian watches. There are benefits to owning watches from all price points and all spectrums, and I want to educate you on the differences so you can make your own informed … [Read more...]
