Aletto Jewelers

Breaking up the set of the white gold Stellas isn't easy, especially after the turquoise 18039 Diamond Stella sold for over $150,000 and is now heading to Geneva.

We're showcasing the two remaining white gold 1803s: the incredibly rare Diamond Green Stella, sourced from Jasper at Amsterdam Vintage Watches, and the White Gold Oxblood Stella, which still has original remnants of its caseback sticker and its original box buckle in perfect condition.

Both pieces represent the very best of vintage Rolex collecting, and both are currently available at alettojewelers.com.

Out of the two remaining white gold 1803s, would you take the Green Stella or the Oxblood Stella?

Limited to just 10 pieces worldwide, this rose gold Parmigiani Rattrapante showcases why collector demand for high-end independent watchmaking is soaring.

With its double coin-edge bezel and complex split-seconds complication, Parmigiani is experiencing a market surge reminiscent of F.P. Journe's historic rise.

Head over to alettojewelers.com to explore the full details on this ultra-rare timepiece before it's gone!

When it comes to factory diamond-paved Cartier High Jewelry Panthère timepieces with genuine emerald eyes, standard pricing rules go right out the window.

Between the high-carat factory gem-setting and Cartier's iconic High Jewelry craftsmanship, pieces in this tier far exceed standard gold models on the secondary market.

So, what's your call, is this piece priced way OVER or UNDER $35,000?

High-end watch sourcing knows no boundaries when it comes to landing a true Grail piece.

While traveling through Asia, a friend realized he couldn't stop thinking about a rare, limited-to-50-pieces platinum Cartier Clochette Skeleton he'd seen in Hong Kong, after we had already landed in Japan.

One quick message to a trusted Hong Kong dealer friend, and a flight was booked to hand-deliver the timepiece straight to our hotel lobby.

Two incredible Grail watches just found new homes across opposite sides of the globe.

Our flawless Lapis Lazuli Day-Date with original papers is officially headed to Hong Kong, while a vintage Patek Philippe is bound for New York.

Showcasing these rare timepieces in our videos continues to connect exceptional craftsmanship with serious collectors worldwide.

Pranking someone with a fake photo-edited crack on a flawless Lapis Lazuli Rolex 1601 is pure evil.

Stone dials are notoriously delicate, so seeing a fake line through this pristine piece almost caused a heart attack in the office.

Thankfully the watch is completely unharmed, but Marco definitely pushed office humor to the absolute limit.

Dropping over $100,000 on vintage Grails in Osaka delivered rare timepieces you simply cannot find in the States.

We secured exceptional pieces, from a tropical dial Rolex Bubbleback to a factory diamond lapis lazuli Masterpiece, loading the vault for the upcoming season.

The next stop on the sourcing trip is Tokyo, where the team is hunting down even more impossible-to-find horological gems.

Visiting the Quark salon in Tokyo brought vintage Rolex appreciation to a whole new level.

Seeing hundreds of Daytonas including a fully disassembled Zenith Daytona laid out piece by piece was absolute horological art.

From early Paul Newmans to complete Beach collections, Tokyo knows how to honor watchmaking history.

Kyoto offered incredible views and culture, but Osaka was where the real luxury watch hunting took off.

I hit Watchnian and local shops to secure exceptional timepieces for the collection.

Have you ever gone luxury watch hunting while traveling through Japan?

Sourcing the world's most exclusive timepieces means traveling across the globe to meet top collectors in person.

A recent trip to Hong Kong led straight into private watch vaults with off-market Grail pieces you will never see listed online.

Would you fly halfway across the world to hunt down your dream watch?