BTW, didn't mean to insult anyone with a love for Cartier. Afterall I do sell it too. LOL. But I just favor pieces that are well-made, that hold their value and that are somewhat unusual.
I hear people say, "Well I see Rolex everywhere." but there are SOOOOOOO many different types of bezels, bracelets and combinations. From amazing solid pink gold antique Rolexes with tiny bands from the mid 1900's to diamond covered presidents.
And I hope that my guide on how to keep your Rolex time accurate helps.
I hear people say, "Well I see Rolex everywhere." but there are SOOOOOOO many different types of bezels, bracelets and combinations. From amazing solid pink gold antique Rolexes with tiny bands from the mid 1900's to diamond covered presidents.
And I hope that my guide on how to keep your Rolex time accurate helps.
and when it comes to watches i think the inner part counts. and i take a manufacture mechanical movement anytime over a 5$ eta quartz one. so rolex all the way or a mechanical cartier. but a quartz cartier is definately not worth the money and moreso will depreciate in value as fast as you can say "burnt money"
I think the cheapest Cartier with a decent Jaeger Le-Coultre (Manufacture) movement must be the 42mm steel Pasha and that's more than $6,000. You can get a way better watch mechanically at that price.
. My personal preference is a Tank over an Oyster Perpetual because I don't appreciate the difference between the Rolex models, to me they all look the same
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