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is that a gmt or sub is see there lax. get at homie.Originally Posted by Rjwco
some vintage watches im taking to hong kong. and some omegas and breits
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is that a gmt or sub is see there lax. get at homie.Originally Posted by Rjwco
some vintage watches im taking to hong kong. and some omegas and breits
Originally Posted by mheftman
its 42mm.Originally Posted by Grizzlyboy
Originally Posted by mheftman
I LOVE MY WATCH
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Thats nice. Whats the size of the case....42mm or 44mm?
Originally Posted by Rjwco
ick2y yes just let me know what kind of rolex you need I got you, and hublot is just a fashion watch, theres something you guys need to learn, theres a 2nd hand market for watches, and if you buy a watch you should buy the right one
example chopards suck.10k retail
Ive been offered those for like 40 cents on the dollar, there horrible, thats just one watch
stick to panerai, rolex, omega, breitling, patek. vacheron, if you have the $$$$$$
other then that all those fashion watches like movado and hublot are garbage.
With all due respect, I think that's a rather myopic view of watches and watch companies in general. While there is certainly a market out there for used watches, resale value alone should not dictate which watches "suck" or are "garbage" so to speak. There are plenty of people who purchase watches simply because they enjoy that particular piece and have no intention of ever reselling it. Wouldn't such an individual be happier with a watch he or she truly enjoys as opposed to a watch that would fetch more on ebay? If somebody wants to invest, there are far better investments than watches. I'm sure everyone would like to see their luxury timepieces retain value or even appreciate but if that's the only reason to have a nice watch, it all becomes a lot less enjoyable.
Using your example, Chopard is hardly horrible in my opinion. Although their pricetags may be high, you must also consider the fact that the retail price doesn't necessarily reflect the price people are paying - a hefty discount is available at most dealers. At over 30% off, I think 7K for a 10K Chopard such as the L.U.C. Pro One is fairly reasonable. The Pro One is possibly one of the highest quality luxury dive watches being made. The finishing on them is fantastic and the manufacture movement is excellent as well.
As for Hublot, I think the company must be respected for creating a line as popular as the Big Bangs while using very creative combinations of materials for their watches. Although I'd like to see the company expand beyond what seems like an endless string of variations on the same model, I have no doubt the enthusiasm of the company's CEO and the company's awesome relationship with owners of their watches have a place in horology. In fact, I believe they are currently working on an in-house movement so customers won't have to keep forking over five figures for modified ETA's. Just my two cents.
all im saying is invest your money right
if your going to spend 1200 on a movado, dont be mad when you see the same one on ebay for 300$ and its only worth 100$
so keep it high end imo.
I agree to some extent. Hublot has great resale value from what I could see. Movado is a whole different story, you can't even compare Hublot withMovado. Hublot has great service, what other watch company do you get the CEO or President of the company personally send you a hand written extended warranty?From experience, none really comes to mind.Originally Posted by jman23mj
Originally Posted by Rjwco
ick2y yes just let me know what kind of rolex you need I got you, and hublot is just a fashion watch, theres something you guys need to learn, theres a 2nd hand market for watches, and if you buy a watch you should buy the right one
example chopards suck.10k retail
Ive been offered those for like 40 cents on the dollar, there horrible, thats just one watch
stick to panerai, rolex, omega, breitling, patek. vacheron, if you have the $$$$$$
other then that all those fashion watches like movado and hublot are garbage.
With all due respect, I think that's a rather myopic view of watches and watch companies in general. While there is certainly a market out there for used watches, resale value alone should not dictate which watches "suck" or are "garbage" so to speak. There are plenty of people who purchase watches simply because they enjoy that particular piece and have no intention of ever reselling it. Wouldn't such an individual be happier with a watch he or she truly enjoys as opposed to a watch that would fetch more on ebay? If somebody wants to invest, there are far better investments than watches. I'm sure everyone would like to see their luxury timepieces retain value or even appreciate but if that's the only reason to have a nice watch, it all becomes a lot less enjoyable.
Using your example, Chopard is hardly horrible in my opinion. Although their pricetags may be high, you must also consider the fact that the retail price doesn't necessarily reflect the price people are paying - a hefty discount is available at most dealers. At over 30% off, I think 7K for a 10K Chopard such as the L.U.C. Pro One is fairly reasonable. The Pro One is possibly one of the highest quality luxury dive watches being made. The finishing on them is fantastic and the manufacture movement is excellent as well.
As for Hublot, I think the company must be respected for creating a line as popular as the Big Bangs while using very creative combinations of materials for their watches. Although I'd like to see the company expand beyond what seems like an endless string of variations on the same model, I have no doubt the enthusiasm of the company's CEO and the company's awesome relationship with owners of their watches have a place in horology. In fact, I believe they are currently working on an in-house movement so customers won't have to keep forking over five figures for modified ETA's. Just my two cents.
WTH is this thing? I kind of like itOriginally Posted by justinvincent
It's a very unique watch. I saw it at Barneys a year or two ago and always thought they were pretty cool. It will take time getting used to howit tells time.Originally Posted by Stuuuuuuu89
WTH is this thing? I kind of like itOriginally Posted by justinvincent
What company is it? How much? How do you tell time with it?Originally Posted by RFX45
It's a very unique watch. I saw it at Barneys a year or two ago and always thought they were pretty cool. It will take time getting used to how it tells time.Originally Posted by Stuuuuuuu89
WTH is this thing? I kind of like itOriginally Posted by justinvincent
Originally Posted by Rjwco
I know theres people out there with high end crazy nice watches so post em!