The House of Montblanc is famous for its pens and carrying bags, but not for watches to the average person. It will surprise many to know that Montblanc has a rich history in Swiss horology for making one of the finest timepieces, albeit at the lower end of the price point. While most Montblanc watches …
The Aquaracer is one of the most popular and longest running series within the TAG family and in almost any popular watch brand itself. Originally designed to be a diver’s watch, it has manifested in various forms to be a versatile watch that comes in bracelet, straps, and PVD. The two-tone yellow gold with stainless …
The TAG Heuer Monaco is a classic from the TAG group that has withstood the test of time in terms of craftsmanship, resale value, and quality. Unlike some of the newer gen TAG series, the Monaco pays homage to an era of simplicity, style, and affordability. It is also unique in the rectangular shaped casing …
Using the child development analogy for the horology world, the Bell & Ross brand is just a toddler learning its way to be the precautious preschooler but still very cute. The iconic brand has held its own among giants in the industry simply by doing two things very well – making the square shaped caseback …
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Sparkwithlark is pleased to announce the latest acquisition of a classic and all-favorite Breitling Superocean line – Heritage A17320 46mm. The Heritage line dates back to the 1950s when Breitling pioneered two functionalities – diving and leisure sport, to create the versatile series that remain popular among Breitling fans even today. At SparkwithLark, we are …
Most luxury watches are sold either by a corporate owned retail storefront or through an affiliate authorized dealership such as a jeweler or watch retailer, commonly referred to as AD. Clients expect full service sales at an AD and generally a sales associate will be well informed in certain brands of watches. Customers typically pay …
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A: Generally speaking, yes they do. Watches are, literally and figuratively speaking, “timeless” in design and function. There is no new technology to stack on older models and depreciate it’s value. At its core, watches do what they have done since humans evolved from using sun-dials – to keep time. However, they have taken on …