Comments for Ashley Tisdale Club http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com Chopard Watches Reviews Fri, 30 Sep 2011 20:35:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Chopard Sport: Which RDW4fa Watch(es) do you think I should add to my collection? by Venus 1485AD http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-11 Venus 1485AD Fri, 30 Sep 2011 20:35:49 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-11 There are several considerations in such a choice as this one. One is to consider the movements, and that's an esoteric subject. The Ball, Cartier, IWC, Omega and Paul Picot use generic ETA 2892 movements, so you can do better than that. Frederic Piguet movements are somewhat more exclusive and used in the Blancpain, Corum and Faberge models. Hermes now uses Vaucher movements, so it's fairly exclusive too. Breguet movements are works of art, whatever their source. Piaget made some, and LeMania made some. Now I think LeMania has merged with Breguet and the movements are just labeled Breguet. Some brands use their own movements and are thus much more exclusive than the ones already listed. Brands using their own movements include Audemars Piguet, Chopard, Eterna, Girard-Perreagux, Glashutte Original, A. Lange & Sohne, Parmigiani, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Patek Philippe's new Calibre 324SC used in the "Calatrava 5296" you list is also used in modified form in other models, including an annual calendar, and it's quite innovative and advanced, so extra consideration should be given to the watch using it. Patek Philippe's other watches of the type you specify use the older calibre 315SC that is less advanced, so by all means buy the "5296". It's a great investment, as some other answers said. Patek Philippe holds its value best of the top brands, so every man who owns costly watches should own several Patek Philippes. There are several considerations in such a choice as this one. One is to consider the movements, and that’s an esoteric subject. The Ball, Cartier, IWC, Omega and Paul Picot use generic ETA 2892 movements, so you can do better than that. Frederic Piguet movements are somewhat more exclusive and used in the Blancpain, Corum and Faberge models. Hermes now uses Vaucher movements, so it’s fairly exclusive too. Breguet movements are works of art, whatever their source. Piaget made some, and LeMania made some. Now I think LeMania has merged with Breguet and the movements are just labeled Breguet. Some brands use their own movements and are thus much more exclusive than the ones already listed. Brands using their own movements include Audemars Piguet, Chopard, Eterna, Girard-Perreagux, Glashutte Original, A. Lange & Sohne, Parmigiani, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin. Patek Philippe’s new Calibre 324SC used in the “Calatrava 5296″ you list is also used in modified form in other models, including an annual calendar, and it’s quite innovative and advanced, so extra consideration should be given to the watch using it. Patek Philippe’s other watches of the type you specify use the older calibre 315SC that is less advanced, so by all means buy the “5296″. It’s a great investment, as some other answers said. Patek Philippe holds its value best of the top brands, so every man who owns costly watches should own several Patek Philippes.

]]> Comment on Chopard Sport: Which RDW4fa Watch(es) do you think I should add to my collection? by Chen-Chu L http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-10 Chen-Chu L Fri, 30 Sep 2011 19:58:27 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-10 I answered a simpler version of this question recently. A man was considering Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin and Audemars Piguet. I can tell you much the same thing I told the other man. Patek Philippe is the king at auctions, so you should buy it as an investment for certain. The other man bought the Patek "Calatrava 5296R" that is one of your choices, and I think you should too. You already have a "RDW2fm" Patek, so a "RDW4fa" Patek goes well with it. Breguet, Vacheron and A. Lange are next to Patek in prestige, so buy them next. Good third choices would be Audemars, Cartier, Parmigiani and Glashutte I think. I answered a simpler version of this question recently. A man was considering Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin and Audemars Piguet. I can tell you much the same thing I told the other man. Patek Philippe is the king at auctions, so you should buy it as an investment for certain. The other man bought the Patek “Calatrava 5296R” that is one of your choices, and I think you should too. You already have a “RDW2fm” Patek, so a “RDW4fa” Patek goes well with it. Breguet, Vacheron and A. Lange are next to Patek in prestige, so buy them next. Good third choices would be Audemars, Cartier, Parmigiani and Glashutte I think.

]]> Comment on Chopard Sport: Which RDW4fa Watch(es) do you think I should add to my collection? by Olga http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-9 Olga Fri, 30 Sep 2011 18:58:43 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-9 One of my contacts answered a similar question to this one, and she said that the Patek Philippe is the best investment, because it holds its value best and sells for higher prices at auctions than other brands. The costliest ones are surely the best ones to buy, if you can afford them, and you say you could buy them all. If you want four, buy the A. Lange, Patek, Breguet and Audemars I think. One of my contacts answered a similar question to this one, and she said that the Patek Philippe is the best investment, because it holds its value best and sells for higher prices at auctions than other brands. The costliest ones are surely the best ones to buy, if you can afford them, and you say you could buy them all. If you want four, buy the A. Lange, Patek, Breguet and Audemars I think.

]]> Comment on Chopard Sport: Which RDW4fa Watch(es) do you think I should add to my collection? by Kobayashi http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-8 Kobayashi Fri, 30 Sep 2011 18:31:39 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/chopard-sport-which-rdw4fa-watches-do-you-think-i-should-add-to-my-collection/#comment-8 I think first buy Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Sohne, Vacheron Constantin and Breguet, these brands all hold value, are great watches, if want more next buy Audemars Piguet, Blancpain and Cartier, some brands use generic ETA movements, charge high prices of them, not buy Ball or Paul Picot. I think first buy Patek Philippe, A. Lange & Sohne, Vacheron Constantin and Breguet, these brands all hold value, are great watches, if want more next buy Audemars Piguet, Blancpain and Cartier, some brands use generic ETA movements, charge high prices of them, not buy Ball or Paul Picot.

]]> Comment on which is the most beautiful looking womens watch? by Monkey http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/which-is-the-most-beautiful-looking-womens-watch/#comment-4 Monkey Fri, 23 Sep 2011 09:11:22 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/which-is-the-most-beautiful-looking-womens-watch/#comment-4 I actually love Kenneth Cole watches. Might sound weird. But I've seen quite a few of those that are just spectacular. And the prices on them are really great too. I like watches that are a bit old timey or vintage looking. There was a beautiful Kenneth Cole one I saw a few years back that had roman numerals for the numbers, had a very pale pink face, with a silver band. I'm sure several brand names have watches similar in style to that. (I'm not one for name brands, so I do apologize for not knowing others) But to me, those vintage looking ones just provide a very elegant touch. *monkey* I actually love Kenneth Cole watches. Might sound weird. But I’ve seen quite a few of those that are just spectacular. And the prices on them are really great too.
I like watches that are a bit old timey or vintage looking. There was a beautiful Kenneth Cole one I saw a few years back that had roman numerals for the numbers, had a very pale pink face, with a silver band.
I’m sure several brand names have watches similar in style to that. (I’m not one for name brands, so I do apologize for not knowing others) But to me, those vintage looking ones just provide a very elegant touch.

*monkey*

]]> Comment on My husband has just been given a Mille Miglia watch by Chopard – how does the clasp work? by NURDER. http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/my-husband-has-just-been-given-a-mille-miglia-watch-by-chopard-how-does-the-clasp-work/#comment-2 NURDER. Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:41:31 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/my-husband-has-just-been-given-a-mille-miglia-watch-by-chopard-how-does-the-clasp-work/#comment-2 Sleep with him, he will tell you. If he doesn't, sleep with him again. Sleep with him, he will tell you. If he doesn’t, sleep with him again.

]]> Comment on which is the most beautiful looking womens watch? by Ed Atun http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/which-is-the-most-beautiful-looking-womens-watch/#comment-3 Ed Atun Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:17:13 +0000 http://www.ashleytisdaleclub.com/which-is-the-most-beautiful-looking-womens-watch/#comment-3 Breitling.. Breitling..

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