Pam 305 and Autodromo Monoposto
also looking for a Rolex, possibly Seadweller or Sub
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Pam 305 and Autodromo Monoposto
also looking for a Rolex, possibly Seadweller or Sub
i have that Sub and Daytona.....planning on getting a similar PAM
pics can be seen here: http://www.worldofwatches.com/detail.asp?iq=1&bo_products_id=0&iq=1&bo_products_variance_id=156073&rid=googlebase&utm_medium=cse&utm_source=googlebase&utm_campaign=watches&utm_content=BREITLING-A2536621-G732-SS&gclid=CO7ktJjYyLkCFYl9OgodaTQAjg
P1et wrotei like the driving gloves as well. mine look like this.Nothing gives me a better chuckle than seeing those "gripping my steering wheel and showing off my watch" pics. Hilarious.
tr_ms3 wroteAha! I knew there was something different about the watches in the pic. Also my same thoughts to the $40 crappy box. You sir have a keen eye!Very impressive collection, if it were real. Alas, all fakes. And pretty crappy ones at that. But, good on you for trying to pass them off as real...
Its pretty sad collecting fake watches but at least get a decent box to pass them off as real.
2011 328xi
2014 435i on order
that said, I have cars (listed over there <----) and I love Tag watches. I wear a Carrera calibre 16 most days.
BMWs, watches, and motorcycles
Hulk sub - daily wear
Black Daytona
GMTII ceramic
Bell&Ross power reserve
Breitling Bentley 7.75, etc.
GSXR1000, HD Street Bob
Currently run mostly Breitlings (1995 Aerospace, 2010 Airwolf Custom face, & 2008 18kt/SS Navitimer) with a special 10-year wedding anniversary gift of a 2003 40mm Platinum Yachtmaster, modded at the 20-year anniversary to include a custom navy blue face with some subtle diamond indices. A truly spectacular watch IMO, though I do have my eye on a Chopard Mille Miglia... lol!
Great thread BTW!
SF
I am looking for ideas on where to buy my next watch. I have the hots for a Rolex explorer 2 black face in the new 42mm. Any good ideas where to buy. I might have a bit of coin to burn but I am still Scottish
Swashplate wroteI assume you mean you want to know who's got the best prices?Hey chaps,
I am looking for ideas on where to buy my next watch. I have the hots for a Rolex explorer 2 black face in the new 42mm. Any good ideas where to buy. I might have a bit of coin to burn but I am still Scottish
Try Topper Jewelers. Try Alan Furman. Check the other major GMSes on the Internet.
As a general guideline, if you get better than 7% off, you are doing well. One thing worth doing, particularly for a Rolex, is considering a used one. If you've got a reputable seller in your town, I'd start there and haggle. Make sure they open the case and let you look at it with a loupe.
Regardless of what price you get, stipulate that it must include a current factory servicing. If you do come to an agreement with the seller of a used one, and you got the service negotiated in, that look you took with the loupe will tell you if the service was actually performed.
It may be that the seller offers to do the service themselves. That's okay as there are plenty of qualified folks who can service a Rolex movement. They aren't especially complex movements to begin with. If the seller does the servicing, you'll want to visually check yourself. If Rolex does the servicing, you'll want their documentation that resulted from the servicing.
I think you get the thrust of what I"m suggesting. Good luck.
All the best.
IWC Big Ingenieur Chrono DFB
IWC Aquatimer Chrono
tony20009 wroteThank you for the insight! Very helpful!I assume you mean you want to know who's got the best prices?
Try Topper Jewelers. Try Alan Furman. Check the other major GMSes on the Internet.
As a general guideline, if you get better than 7% off, you are doing well. One thing worth doing, particularly for a Rolex, is considering a used one. If you've got a reputable seller in your town, I'd start there and haggle. Make sure they open the case and let you look at it with a loupe.
Regardless of what price you get, stipulate that it must include a current factory servicing. If you do come to an agreement with the seller of a used one, and you got the service negotiated in, that look you took with the loupe will tell you if the service was actually performed.
It may be that the seller offers to do the service themselves. That's okay as there are plenty of qualified folks who can service a Rolex movement. They aren't especially complex movements to begin with. If the seller does the servicing, you'll want to visually check yourself. If Rolex does the servicing, you'll want their documentation that resulted from the servicing.
I think you get the thrust of what I"m suggesting. Good luck.
All the best.
