 We discuss timepieces of watch manufacturers like Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Rolex watches like it is our primary necessity of life. It is sheer luxury of course.
Over at Tested.com they understood the need for a crash course in (mechanical) watches and did a very cool explanation...
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 Of course vintage Rolex Sports models and Patek Philippe complicated watches are a sure thing for fetching extreme high prices. This seems quite restricted to these brands, like the same Antiquorum auction in Geneva proved.
At that same auction various vintage Audemars Piguet Royal Oak...
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Cushion-shaped case of the Art Deco period is regarded as the exclusive characteristic of Patek Philippe. It is said that brand's Platinum is the top precious metal. In order to pay tribute to its extraordinary movement, Patek Philippe applies Platinum to create case. The new Platinum watch...
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 There's a Patek Philippe, a Breitling, an old Rolex Oyster Perpetual (Date or Datejust), a Rolex Daytona white dial and one with a black dial.
The photo above shows a typical inspired or even dramatic way of speeching. Not that I'm an expert in this field, but it seems the signature style...
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Watch lovers in Tulsa, OK, from left: Danny Christner, who forgot to wear his Rolex President; John Christner with his Panerai Luminor; Darryl Christner with his two-tone Rolex Submariner; and Tom Richie with his Patek Philippe 5120 Calatrava.
John Denton, wearing his white-gold Patek...
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 The exhibition's inauguration is taking place on the 10th May 2012, in the presence of Philippe Stern, honorary president of ; Rémy Hildebrand, president of the Comité Européen Jean-Jacques Rousseau (CEJJR); and Sami Kanaan, president of the Cultural Affairs Department of the City of...
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 It doesn't matter if you're acquiring a $100 watch by Fossil, or perhaps a $65000 masterpiece by Patek Philippe your watch is really a valuable instrument and that's why you will need to make this investment at a reliable seller which could produce certificates of authenticity. Spending...
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 Patek Philippe 7.03
13. Montblanc 6.47
14. Seiko 6.35
15. Raymond Weil 5.39
–. Dior 5.38
17. Longines 4.46
18. Ball Watch 4.33
19. Baume & Mercier 4.27
20. Timex 4.15
21. Victorinox 3.87
22. Technomarine 3.65
23. Tissot 3.62
24. Ulysse Nardin 3.55
25. Casio 3.43
26. Corum 3.19
27. Luminox 3.10
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 It's a Patek Philippe 3970E, a perpetual calendar chronograph with the Calibre 27-70- Q manual wind with its black croc strap and rose gold deployant fully signed with hallmarks. We're talking about a coveted $100,000 plus watch that's been out of production since 2005. Unbelievable, right?...
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 2x Patek Philippe Nautilus 3700/1A, 2x Nautilus 5711/1A, 1x Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 5402ST, 1x Royal Oak 14802 and 2x a Royal Oak 15202ST. All considered to be the 'Jumbo' models as designed by Gérald Genta. On top of that, there were some deviations of the original models such as the...
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