Hublot Classic Fusion FIFA Edition Swiss Watch in Pink Gold Case

Are Limited Edition Watches A Good Investment? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

Tom E. from Belgium asks:Is it a good idea to buy limited edition pieces of entry level brands to maximize value retention?I’ve invested in 2 fairly expensive watches the past 2 years (expensive by my standards, meaning USD 2000+). One is an Hamilton X-Landing GMT, the other an Oris Col Moshin. Main reason for buying is I love ‘em, but it would be nice if they are still worth something in 10 years.Limited edition watches have become a sort of marketing game over the last 10 years. The limited edition watch was once much more of a rarity. Brands would produce them once in a whil

Perrelet Turbine Chrono Watch

For 2013 Perrelet will be adding a chronograph version of the Turbine to the popular watch collection. Originally released several years ago as a sort of test sport watch, the Turbine became quite popular and has since spawned a lot of versions, including the original 43mm wide size and later a Turbine XL 50mm wide size (see a full review here). Given the design of the dial and the moving "turbine" that spins with the motion of your wrist, it didn't seem possible that Perrelet could offer additional complications.So I think it is pretty cool that they managed to incorporate a central

Christophe Claret X-TREM-1 Watch

Mr. Claret, I will take five! That ought to do just fine... Here is another super high-end, experimental, and unique exotic luxury watch designed to stimulate the masses and end up on the wrists of just a few. It is true that including variations on the word "extreme" as part of the name of something quickly went out of style a few years ago (do you recall when everything was "eXtreme?!"), in this case I will give Christophe Claret a pass because he turned the name into a acronym of sorts. "XTREM" stands for "Experimental Time Research Engineering Mechanism." Wait, doesn't that pretty

Blancpain Tribute To Fifty Fathoms Aqua Lung Watch

This is the second "tribute" model in the Fifty Fathoms watch collection and to get both models straight you'll need to pay close attention to the names. This one is the Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms Aqua Lung watch, whereas last year's model is the Blancpain Tribute to Fifty Fathoms watch (note no Aqua Lung at the end).As it is a limited edition, I am not exactly sure how many pieces will be made but this model is very attractive. Is it more so than last year's model with the "no radiation" dial? Just a different look. This Tribute to the Aqua Lung has a more mains