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Good Investment Watches Around $10 000 - $25 000? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Anatole G. from Australia asks:I am interested in investing in a few watches of around $10,000- $25,000 per watch. I already have a few that I wear day to day. These extra ones would be mostly investment. I’ve been looking on the internet with great interest and there is a lot of information.Would you be able to help me by pointing me to few good resources to learn more about investing in watches. My time frame would be between a few years 2-3 to 10+ depending on the watch and how much I enjoy it. Are there website with auction results?If investing in watches should a person n

Ancon Magnus Watch Review

The Ancon Magnus in bronze is a fun watch from a brand anyone interested in sub $1,000 mechanical watches should know about. I recall the first conversation I had while wearing the watch "out in the wild." I was at a party here in Los Angeles and ended up speaking with someone who, like me, was a reporter of sorts. Though unlike me, this individual was strictly in the fashion industry, and while I am technically in the fashion industry... I will deny it when possible.So the topic of watches with this particular person inevitably arose during my attempt to relate. "So, tell me about th

Concord Announces New C1 Chronograph Watch

Concord has updated their C1 Chronograph range with a new look for 2013, and let's just say it looks... familiar. The new C1 retains the same 44mm footprint as the past models but the design as been massaged to be a bit more reserved, now featuring a slimmer crown, improved legibility, and a more ergonomic and curved case shape.The C1 is powered by Concord's A07 movement which is based on the ETA Valgranges A07.211, a 25 jewel automatic movement with chrono seconds, sub dials for both 30 minutes and 12 hours and a date display - think of it as a Valjoux 7750 for larger watches. The C1

Milus Heritage Snow Star Life Barter Kit Watch

First of all, who is that little character on the back of this watch? It looks like a disco dancing Roman whose head is the Milus logo. I like that little guy. Why haven't I see it before? Oddly, it makes the watch suddenly a lot more charming. Actually, it is apparently the historic logo. Anyhow, I was waiting for Milus to release this watch after I heard the story behind its origin.A few years ago Milus learned an extremely interesting and beneficial fact about their brand. Apparently, in WWII the US Navy put something called a "life barter kit" in navy planes. Especially tho