A How-To Guide on Wearing a Women's Watch A women's watch is a bold accessory that can complete your look if carried the right way. Some women categorize their watch as their jewelry, which is not incorrect, but there is more to wearing a women's watch than a necklace and earrings. While women can boldly wear their timepiece on the top of their sleeves, opting for a flashier look, sometimes it needs to be more hidden and subtle. This article is the perfect guide on styling a women's watch with different looks. read more
5 Watch Wearing Rules Every Man Should Know For men, watches in all decency are a serious matter of making a statement across the room. There are several different styles of watches available in a wide price range. Exquisite watches make themselves noticed. But that doesn't mean that you can't wear a less expensive watch with any less style. There are specific rules that apply when wearing clothes that are commonly known, such as matching the color of your belt and shoes, creating a contrasting match, or pairing up two similar colors. These simple fundamentals make you stand apart quite effortlessly. Fortunately, particular watch-wearing rules for men make even a simple-looking watch personify your style. read more
Do Tudor Watches Hold Their Value? Many people buy luxury items for investment purposes, hoping that their value will appreciate over time and they can sell them for huge profits. While this may be true for currencies, real estate, and commodities, it's not always true for watches and cars. Just as with cars, its value drops from the moment you walk out of the showroom after purchase. The same is the case with watches. Once bought, its resale value will never match the amount you paid for it originally. While this may be the case for most watches, it may work differently with luxury branded watches such as the Tudor watches. Tudor watches, also better known for being the sister brand of Rolex, were pioneered by Hans Wilsdorf and were one of the first watches ever to be made with the following features: • They were self-winding • They were waterproof • In house made movement • Hand made • Best quality, robust and exotic materials used Each Tudor watch was made with an in-house movement and hand-assembled in Switzerland. Due to this reason, they still hold great value and don't come cheap. While not as expensive as the Rolex, Tudor watches are also priced at up to 3000 dollars. Tudor watches have specific models which are still quite popular such as the Blackbay and Pelagos . since there is still a demand for these models, they haven't depreciated in their prices much. Vintage Tudor watches also hold more value than other models due to their limited availability and limited pieces made. They are usually sold as pre-owned pieces and can be used for investment purposes. Watches are not ideal for investments because their value rarely goes up unless it's a Rolex. Tudor watch prices may only increase slightly due to retail prices rising in the market. Due to its association with Rolex, the Tudor watch falls into a similar luxury category as the crown. Holding it for a significant period will increase the watch's value over time, making it worth much more than its original price. This is even more significant for top-rated models still in demand today, such as the Black Bay and Pelagos. Even the models which have now been discontinued appreciate over time due to limited pieces. Anything scarce automatically becomes high in demand triggering a rise in its price. read more
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