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I get a lot of e-mails lately, to quote my best price on watches I even have never held in my hands. So, to clear a few things, I do not sell new watches. I might sell some used watches occasionally, from my own collection or those of friends, but I don’t sell new Breitling Bentley models or Patek Philippe Calatrava. People seem to think, after reading an article (some times full of bashing) they can order it right away. Oh, and I recently got two e-mails on the name Fratello Watches. To some it looks like a commercial name or website, but it is not. Fratello is Italian for Brother, which is Broer in Dutch, which is my last name. And Watches… well, that’s what it is about! (most of the time at least)Anyway, I am in Casablanca (Morocco) now so (I know) it is a bit quiet on the watch related posts, please be patient. I will be back on the 26th of September. In the meanwhile, enjoy new watch winder. A very special design and very suitable for Omega watches.Also check-out , although I don’t get his subtitle ‘The Unofficial Rolex Blog’ (will there ever be an official Rolex blog?) and I am curious when Rolex is going to write some letters to them because they use the name Rolex in the URL (remember www.redsubmariner.com? He had to rename it, is his latest ). Anyway, congrats and goodluck to another fellow watchblogger!

2008 US$ Prices:- Pilot’s enchiridion hurt $10,800 – $8,900 in the way that of 10/08- Portuguese manual wound $11,700 – $9,900 as of 10/08- Portofino manual wound $12,500 – $10,900 as of 10/08- Ingenieur mechanized $7,300- Aquatimer automatic $7,300- Da Vinci automatic $7,300All of these watches are “production” per se. IWC allocates a number of them per year to each specific dealer and are not mass produced.