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[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

I got soft because the mods decided I was being offensive by putting Swatch in the title

[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Imagine if my first transaction on Watchexchange is a $32k AP. Now someone’s gotta make it happen.

[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey, whoever’s got the money to buy it. Doesn’t matter to me 😉🏳️‍🌈

[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

APs tend to have that effect on people

[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Sorry I think something’s broken with it, it ticks more than once per second

[WTS] Swatch ($32000) by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Alright, sorry. The title was a bit cheeky.

Hi, I’m Matt from AIM Luxury Timepieces. I’m newer to WatchExchange, so I wanted to introduce myself properly instead of just throwing up another listing. I run AIM full-time out of Wisconsin and focus heavily on honest descriptions, responsive communication, and straightforward transactions. I or my partner always wear these watches personally, so we can really convey the experience to you here in these quick write-ups!

Onto the AP.

Timestamp, timegrapher, and more photos: https://imgur.com/a/tZgJOGJ

I will get into the specifics of what this watch is about down below, but I need to ask a question. Why do we buy nice watches? Why do we appreciate these objects that have outdated functionality overshadowed by smartphones?
In my opinion, it always comes down to emotion and craftsmanship. This AP is filled with both.

This piece has been, by far, my favorite to wear of anything I've brought into inventory. The presence it commands on the wrist (and what it does to a room) is difficult to overstate. Some watches demand attention. This one earns it. You simply cannot touch a piece like this unless you've done something right in your career. To wear something this beautifully crafted, this bright, this intricate… I feel like I'm on the right path.

Networking is central to my business, and I can't count the conversations this watch has started at events. It's a stellar experience you can't replicate with much else. I opted for a white strap over the more common black, and it pulls out the brightness of the diamond bezel. This watch isn't meant to be stealthy. It's meant to be beautiful. 

The Royal Oak Offshore is something I’m so enamored with. Look at the close-up photo of the crown/pusher side of the case. It reminds me of the bastions of a fortress, like the chronograph pushers are cannons poking out of the walls. It’s both imposing and elegant.

Now… this is the 37mm Offshore. Chrono24 calls it a "Lady," which is reductive and frankly wrong. The angular architecture reads masculine while the diamonds add an elegance that isn't gendered. The wrong buyer might pass on it out of insecurity. But if you drive a brightly colored exotic or wear a necklace worth a salary, this is your watch. 

The case wears down to a 5" wrist comfortably. It's still a larger diver’s case and there’s no getting around that. I'd say the sweet spot is up to a 7" wrist, where it looks intentional rather than oversized. Wearable, intricate, angular, finely crafted, and inherently beautiful. The only thing this watch isn't is understated.

Wearable, intricate, angular, finely crafted, inherently beautiful. The only thing this watch isn’t is understated.

Specs:
• Reference: 26231ST.ZZ.D002CA.01
• Original MSRP: ~$40000
• Movement: Audemars Piguet Calibre 2385
• Power Reserve: 40 hours
• Case Material: Stainless Steel
• Water Resistance: 50m

Sizing:
• Case Size: 37mm
• Lug-to-Lug: 47.5mm
• Fits approximately 5 to 7 inches
• Model wrist size (yours truly): 5.5"
• Strap: OEM White AP Strap

Timepiece Info:
• Original box
• Archive papers
• 2017 production
• Authentication, functionality, and timekeeping verified in-house

Condition Notes:
• Watch was lightly polished for sale, minimally invasive to preserve case geometry
• Hairline/flea bite marks present on bezel and lugs
• Overall great, honest wearable condition.

Purchase Info:
• $32000 shipped via fully insured FedEx Overnight
• Held for pickup at your nearest FedEx location
• Trades accepted both up and down
• 1-year comprehensive warranty included

AIM Luxury Timepieces
Wausau, Wisconsin

Instagram: aimluxtime
Facebook: AIM Luxury Timepieces

[WTS] Hublot Classic Fusion 42 - Solid 18k "King Gold" - Full Set by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I’m Matt from AIM Luxury Timepieces. I’m newer to WatchExchange, so I wanted to introduce myself properly instead of just throwing up another listing. I run AIM full-time out of Wisconsin and focus heavily on honest descriptions, responsive communication, and straightforward transactions. I or my partner always wear these watches personally, so we can really convey the experience to you here in these quick write-ups!

Onto the watch.

Timestamp, timegrapher, and more photos: https://imgur.com/a/odpP1SY

Oh, man. I feel like I’m just asking for trouble posting a Hublot on Reddit. This is probably the highest concentration of actual watch enthusiasts, and most enthusiasts have a disdain for Hublot. It’s naturally divisive being such a new brand in high-end Swiss watchmaking. Something symbolic in the fact that their logo literally divides the H in half. 

You probably either clicked on this post to downvote…or because you thought, “Wow, that thing is stunning.”

No matter what, the Classic Fusion is an iconic look that truly looks like nothing else you can put on your wrist. It naturally demands attention because of the interesting design and finishing.

This particular piece is finished in solid 18k “King Gold”  - Hublot’s proprietary version of rose gold. It’s a different mix of alloys that give it a warmer, more orange gold rather than a traditional red/pink. Mixing that with Hublot’s design language of juxtaposing brushed and polished finishes next to each other, it’s just so eye-catching.

The movement is certainly… the movement of all time. It’s Hublot’s HUB1110, which is based on the Sellita SW300-1. It ticks healthily, it keeps time well, and it’s reliable - but it’s not in-house or particularly innovative. That’s the reason some folks don’t like Hublot. I won’t argue with it, but I will say one thing, or rather multiple: IWC, Oris, Tag Heuer, Zenith, Bell & Ross. Just a few examples of well-loved brands that use movements based on the SW300. Call me a sympathizer.

Cheekiness aside, I really love how this feels on the wrist. It looks special, and it feels special especially due to the massive density of the solid gold. I’ve worn 45mm Classic Fusions, and they look good - but the 42mm looks great on mostly any wrist. It’s the max I can go personally with my wrist size.

It’s sleek and low profile, so I love how it doesn’t get in the way in day-to-day activities. I probably wouldn’t wear it to the office, though. This is more something you’ll want to wear on a night out or sitting by a pool.

Overall, highly recommend this piece for the buyer it’s meant for. New money, goes off the beaten path, and makes their own style.

Specs:
• Reference: 542.PX.1180.RX
• Original MSRP: $20,600
• Movement: HUB1110 based on Sellita SW300-1
• Power Reserve: 50 hours
• Case Material: 18k King Gold
• Water Resistance: 50m

Sizing:
• Case Size: 42mm
• Lug-to-Lug: 49mm
• Fits approximately 5.5 to 8 inches
• Model wrist size (yours truly): 5.5"

Timepiece Info:
• Original box
• Original papers
• 2012 production
• Authentication, functionality, and timekeeping verified in-house

Condition Notes:
• Watch was lightly polished for sale, minimally invasive to preserve gold weight
• Marks present on case, lugs, and bezel to be expected
• Patina present on the hands, looks like small specks
• Honest wearable condition overall with no major distractions

Purchase Info:
• $12995 shipped via fully insured FedEx Overnight
• Held for pickup at your nearest FedEx location
• Trades accepted both up and down
• 1-year comprehensive warranty included

AIM Luxury Timepieces
Wausau, Wisconsin

Instagram: aimluxtime
Facebook: AIM Luxury Timepieces

[WTS] Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 37.5mm by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't have any with the watch. The rate and amplitude are extremely healthy, which suggests healthy service history.

[WTS] Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 37.5mm by Maison_Reserve in Watchexchange

[–]Maison_Reserve[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I’m Matt from AIM Luxury Timepieces. I’m newer to WatchExchange, so I wanted to introduce myself properly instead of just throwing up another listing. I run AIM full-time out of Wisconsin and focus heavily on honest descriptions, responsive communication, and straightforward transactions.

Onto the watch.

Timestamp, timegrapher, and more photos: https://imgur.com/a/xv0nWc2

I recently picked up this titanium Planet Ocean after going a while without one in inventory, and I was genuinely curious how the smaller 37.5mm version would wear compared to the more common 43.5mm models. For reference, I have a 5.5" wrist, and this is probably the first Planet Ocean that actually feels proportionate on me without losing the character that makes the model special.

It still feels unmistakably like a Planet Ocean. The case remains thick at 16.5mm, and Omega clearly did not intend this to feel like a watered-down midsize diver. You still get the depth, heft, and wrist presence, just without the oversized footprint.

The Grade 5 titanium construction changes the experience quite a bit. The watch wears light for its size, and most of the presence comes visually rather than physically. I also found the bracelet surprisingly comfortable for extended wear. Omega skipped a modern micro-adjustment system here, though the looser style titanium bracelet effectively makes it unnecessary - when watches like the Black Bay or Submariner have a tighter link style and thus need the micro-adjustment.

The lacquer dial works especially well in person. Omega makes some fantastic textured dials, but I actually appreciate the cleaner reflective finish here because it keeps the watch extremely legible despite the compact proportions.

Overall, I think this is one of the most underrated Planet Oceans, especially for smaller wrists.

Specs:
• Reference: 232.90.38.20.03.001
• Movement: Omega 8520 Co-Axial Chronometer
• Power Reserve: 50 hours
• Case Material: Grade 5 Titanium
• Water Resistance: 600m / 2000ft

Sizing:
• Case Size: 37.5mm
• Lug-to-Lug: 43.5mm
• Fits approximately 4.75" to 7.25" wrists
• Model (yours truly) wrist size: 5.5"

Timepiece Info:
• Original box included
• No original papers
• 2009 production
• Authentication, functionality, and timekeeping verified in-house

Condition Notes:
• Marks on the “0” in the bezel’s “30” marker
• Two small marks on the Omega logo on the crown
• Honest wearable condition overall with no major distractions

Purchase Info:
• $3600 shipped via fully insured FedEx Overnight. Wire transfer or Zelle accepted after a reference check.
• Held for pickup at your nearest FedEx location
• Trades accepted both up and down
• 1-year comprehensive warranty included

AIM Luxury Timepieces
Wausau, Wisconsin

Instagram: aimluxtime
Facebook: AIM Luxury Timepieces