IWC YACHT CLUB Ref.811AD Ca.1966-67
Model Yacht Club Ref.811AD automatic winding sunburst
dial in 18KT gold, 1967
Movement Automatic winding Cal.811A
Case SS 36 mm
Ref. No. :811A
Movement : Automatic
Case material: 18KT Yellow
gold
Case Dia. 36mm
Case thickness:11mm
Glass:Plastic
Dial:Silver
Dial numerals: No numerals
Strap material: IWC crocodile quick change strap [unused]
Condition:fine
Gender:Men's
watch/Unisex
Price :HK$2XXXXX
HKWF Comment
I heard that it was totally produced 40,000 between
1966-1976, and approx. 10% in both gold versions.
Likely only estimated 2,400
were made in 18 KT yellow gold. (6% )
The Yacht Club (I) came in many variations.
In the late
seventies there was even one equipped with
the quartz calibre 2405.
Size is 36mm is not small at all.
It is highly collectible and is good for
daily uses.
It is in gold and leather strap, so it can be used for younger persons.
Price is less than half of the Rolex Submariner
stainless
steel watch…It is a Gold IWC!
HK Snob
PS Watch Sold 28 May 2016 |
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
IWC Yacht Club in 18KT gold on Sale
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Rolex Day Date Ref.18038 birch dial
Rare Day Date Ref.18038 in birch dial.
It comes with original bracelet and warranty
You will be amazed and glad to own this watch with
merely HK$89,000.
Cash deal.
HK Snob
Panerai PAM786
Introducing the Panerai PAM 786 Luminor 8 Days Set, a limited edition of 500.
We think the addition of the white dialed blue accented Daylight is quite striking and Panerai did a great job of making it look like the 1986 original.
It should prove just as popular as the PAM 785 set.
Technical Specifications
PAM 786 Boxed Set- Limited to 500
PAM 786 Luminor Black Seal Left-Handed 8 Days
MOVEMENT: Hand-wound mechanical, P.5000 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai.
FUNCTIONS: Hours, minutes, small seconds.
CASE: 44 mm, steel with special hard black coating.
DIAL: Black, with luminous Arabic numerals and
hour markers. Seconds at 3 o’clock.
POWER RESERVE: 192H.
WATER-RESISTANCE: 30 bar (~300 metres).
PAM 786 Luminor Daylight 8 Days
MOVEMENT: Hand-wound mechanical, P.5000 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai.
FUNCTIONS: Hours, minutes,
small seconds. CASE: 44 mm, AISI 316L polished steel. DIAL: White, with blue Arabic numerals and hour markers
and luminous dots. Seconds at 9 o’clock.
small seconds. CASE: 44 mm, AISI 316L polished steel. DIAL: White, with blue Arabic numerals and hour markers
and luminous dots. Seconds at 9 o’clock.
POWER RESERVE: 192H.
WATER-RESISTANCE: 30 bar (~300 metres).
VVIP item, Now HKD$165,900 for whole set.
If you say you are Collector of Panerai... this one can be one of your next purchase.
HK Snob
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Why should you go vintage (sometimes)?
Watches that are
over 30 years old are what we call vintage watches. Vintage watches have been
hot for the past few years in Hong Kong.
Prices had been rocketing for a while
before they stabilized a bit. The best-selling vintage watches come from Rolex.
The Submariner Red, the Double-Red Sea-dweller, the Paul Newman Daytona…you
name it.
At HKWF, we do not only focus on the watches that fetch astronomical
prices at auctions. We would like to provide you with a broader perspective on
the world of horology.
The world of
vintage watches is enormous and we know it. Other than owning new watches
released by different brands, buying good-looking vintage watches can enrich
your collection.
Here are some real reasons why you should start your vintage
watch collection.
1.
As
investment
From a more monetary point of view, buying vintage watches can be a good
kind of investment. Nobody did expect that a Rolex 1665 Sea-Dweller could have
reached today’s price. These watches will only get rarer and rarer as time
passes and in the long term, these watches will increase in their value, or at
least retain it. Therefore, buying vintage watches, not only those from big
brands like Rolex, can be a good choice of investment.
2. Famous
design at an affordable price
Let’s be not so realistic now. Despite the
fact that you may gain a certain amount of money from investing in vintage
watches, you can get your hands on some very famous designs at a relatively
affordable price.
For example, a vintage Ref.1803 Rolex Day-date is way cheaper than a
brand new one in the current lineup. So, why not go vintage sometimes if you
find the prices of new watches hard to believe?
A beautiful Rolex Day Date Ref.1803 with white dial. Typical Price HKD$39,000 to 54,000
3. Designs
that would always remain in the past, not the present or the future
Each vintage watch has its own character and design chic. These features
are unlikely to reappear in modern watches.
Of course, you will argue that
there are always these re-edition watches you can buy from manufactures like
Longines and Tudor.
Look at the Black Bay and the Longines Heritage Collection,
you will understand that the feeling of history cannot be bought in new
watches. Moreover, the re-editions often do not truly adhere to their
ancestors. The addition of the date window and the enlargement of the case
often ruin these great designs.
4. A
matter of taste
Collecting vintage watches is often a reflection of a person’s taste.
Imagine wearing the Rolex Submariner 16610 and wearing a Rolex 1680, what is
the difference?
The difference lies in the fact that the 1680 is rarer and less
seen on the street. You do not want your watch worn everywhere, right? Wearing
a nicely preserved vintage watch can be an exhibition of your taste.
At HKWF, we have a wide range of second-hand watches for you to choose
from.
Some watches are more vintage while some are not.
However, all are
guaranteed in very good conditions. We will share with you our selection of
good vintage watches and good deals. Some deals are from us while some are from
others. Please do keep tuning in for the latest information.
Jason L
HK Watch Fever Group
PS
Submariner Ref.1680 is available in market at US$7,000 to 19,000 (red line is collectible and more expensive)
Friday, May 13, 2016
6 reasons why you should get the new Rolex Daytona Ceramic 116500LN
1.
It is
an icon.
For years, the Rolex Daytona has been one of
the most celebrated watches in the world. In the world of Rolex, it represents
the most expensive model of Rolex’s stainless steel watches (the Yacht Master
ii excluded). If you want to upgrade from your world of Submariners and GMTs,
it is time to get a Daytona.
2.
The new
ceramic bezel
The 116500LN features a black ceramic bezel. As we all know, a ceramic
bezel is scratch-proof. On the 116520 Daytona which features a polished
stainless steel bezel, one of the big problems is that the bezel attracts a lot
of scratches. We can often see second-hand 116520 which are full of scratches
on the bezel, the most obviously seen part of the watch. With that said, it is
easier for you to keep your watch as mint as possible with the new 116500LN.
3.
The
only “complicated” stainless steel Rolex
The Rolex Daytona is the only stainless steel Rolex with a complication
(GMT function excluded). It has been Rolex’s only chronograph for years.
Although you may not fully utilize the chronograph function, it might be time
for you to taste something different from your three-hand time-only watch.
4.
Increased
accuracy
As Rolex is now imposing new standards other than the COSC standards
they have been observing, Rolex watches are now +2/-2 per day according to
their new independent certification.
5. “Panda” style
If you have been in the watch world for long enough, or not so long, you may have noticed how expensive a “Paul Newman” Daytona 6263 is, especially those that feature a “Panda” dial. The new 116500LN white dial version features something similar. The three black sub-dial rings sit on the while dial which gives you a close-to-Paul-Newman experience.
6. It is Rolex!
HK Snob
HK Watch Fever Group
Introducing the new Zenith Heritage Pilot Café Racer
At Baselworld 2016,
Zenith released another watch in their Pilot line. Zenith has, for the last few
years, released some very impressive pilot watches which successfully combine
classic charms with modern functions. Here we have the newest addition to the
line, the Zenith Heritage Pilot Café Racer.
At first glance,
you will notice the huge beige Arabic numerals and the big onion crown. Both
features give the watch a very retro style which is way stronger than previous
editions. But before we go further into the aesthetics of the watch, you may
question : What is a Café Racer?
A café racer is a
super lightweight and minimal motorcycle which is a sheer pursuit of speed.
Motorcyclists remove all unnecessary equipment and optimize their café racers
for speed and handling. These motorcycles feature low-mounted handlebars,
prominent seat cowling and elongated fuel tank, which all recall design cues of
1960s Grand Prix motorcycles. These motorcycle are for quick races over short
distances, very often from one café to another.
Although it might
be awkward for a pilot watch to be closely linked with motorcycles, the watch
does get its vintage design cues from the vintage feeling of café racers. The
watch features a 45mm aged stainless steel case, which may be well why the
watch has Café Racer in its name. The aged stainless case is specially treated
that each case is different. The dial is slate-grey in color which is slightly
grained and it combines with beige hands and numerals for a more textured look.
The sapphire
crystal is domed and there is a Café Racer engraved on the case back. It will
be even better if Zenith has opted for an acrylic crystal to complete the
vintage-inspired look. The small seconds sub-dial is at 9 o’ clock and the
30-minute chronograph sub-dial is at the 3 o’ clock position.
Included with the
watch is a distressed olive strap with a titanium buckle. The movement of the
watch is the El Primero 4069 which beats at
36,000VpH and has 50 hours of power reserve. The retail price is USD$7100.
If
you are looking for a rugged-looking pilot watch, this might well be your
choice. Of course you might choose pilot watches from other manufactures, such
as IWC or even Patek Philippe, but this Zenith offers you a lot at a very
reasonable price. It gives you a lot of wrist presence at 45mm (14.5mm
thickness) and the watch sits high upon the wrist. It is a very stylish and
young choice of a good-looking and hard-to-be-ignored pilot watch.
Whatsapp me at +639989811111 or +639175854633
I can deliver to Philippine Zenith Fans by hand.
HK Snob
HK Watch Fever Group
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Rolex Explorer II Ref 216570 BNIB
Rolex Explorer II Ref 216570 BNIB on sale,
5 years Warranty
Cash HK$48,000
While stock lasts
HK Snob
HK Watch Fever group
Rolex GMT Master II Batman Ref 116710BLNR
Rolex GMT Master II batman Ref 116710BLNR on sale Full Set BNIB
Five year Warranty
Cash HKD$65,500
Whilst stock lasts
HK Snob
HK Watch Fever
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Rolex Submariner Hulk Ref 116610LV HK AD Watch "888* on Sale
After Daytona Ref 116520 Black has reached level of almost non-existent state in all shop's window
This Submariner Hulk is also one of the hard-to-find-item from Rolex.
Now We got some HK AD '888" stock for you.
Only 3 pieces available.
Price is Specially set for HKD$68,000 cash deal
Watch is dated April 2016
FCFS
HK Snob
HK Watch Fever Group
Monday, May 9, 2016
Phillips Watch Auction in Hong Kong
Preview on 28-30 May 2016
the Auction is on 31 May 2016
Venue : :Landmark Mandarin
Refer to this catalgues for your mobile preview.... See you there with our HK Watch fever Members at the preview.
http://www.joomag.com/magazine/the-hong-kong-watch-auction-two/0868576001462485926?short
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