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The 4 pieces I have are primarily stainless steel or steel/gold, base level pieces ($8K-$15K) that are fairly common amongst Rolex collectors and don’t have any augmentation. It’s when you get into the precious metals and baguettes ($40K-$500K) where it can start getting a little gaudy, but even then the stones are all in-house and tastefully set—as opposed to some Bukharian Jew bust down special that’s made aftermarket on 47th Street.

The 4 pieces I have are primarily stainless steel or steel/gold, base level pieces ($8K-$15K) that are fairly common amongst Rolex collectors and don’t have any augmentation. It’s when you get into the precious metals and baguettes ($40K-$500K) where it can start getting a little gaudy, but even then the stones are all in-house and tastefully set—as opposed to some Bukharian Jew bust down special that’s made aftermarket on 47th Street.