But owning the most luxurious watch in the world is going to cost you: The split-second chronograph version is $500,000. And even if you could afford the outrageous price tag, they're not easy to come by since Patek Philippe only makes 50,000 of its …
"By 2014 we plan to add three more boutique outlets selling only Omega brand of watches. Currently, we have seven boutique outlets in the country. We also intend to add around six multi-brand luxury watch stores to our existing network of 48," P.H. …
WatchWarehouse has told WatchPro about plans to launch an online shop-in-shop for luxury watches, as well as growing its number of bricks and mortar stores. The one-stop watch shops' plans for expansion both online and on the high street are still in …
Sales of high-end watches, jewelry and other luxury goods are on the rise at department stores as sentiment among wealthy people picks up thanks to rising stock prices backed by the aggressive economic policy of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. In addition …
Lion World Tours specializes in group and individual tours to Southern and East Africa, and is a member of the renowned Travel Corporation , which also includes Trafalgar Tours, Contiki, Brendan Vacations, Insight Vacations, The Red Carnation Hotel …
βAn iPad is not going to say that vacation is the wrong cruise for you, but a travel consultant is going to ask questions and guide their client to that perfect vacation.β Passing the … Soy noted travel advisors' crucial role with traditional luxury …
India is the world's largest gold consumer, accounting for roughly a third of global gold demand, and weaker demand there is seen as bearish for gold prices. Indian authorities have stepped up their efforts to stem gold imports over the past 18 months, …
(Kitco News) – There is no outright majority of opinion on the outlook for gold price direction for next week, with participants in the Kitco News gold survey split, although there are a few more participants who forecast higher prices than those who …
(Kitco News β Las Vegas) – The fact that gold is now seen as an investment vehicle reflects the poor state of the U.S. global economy said Steve Forbes, publishing magnate and chief executive officer of Forbes Magazine. Forbes was one of the keynote …