The Rise of Neo-Vintage | Richard Mille Flyback Chrono | Rolex Day Date | AP Royal Oak | Market Wrap

On this week's Market Wrap, Mike Manjos discusses an emerging category of collectible watches and brings us the Top 5 most searched watches on our site. This Week's Standouts start off with the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tourbillon. This special tourbillon in steel sports a beautiful blue dial. It is rare to see a piece like this show up on the secondary market. Next is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, rose gold on a bracelet, and another that you just don't see too often with these specs. Lastly, the first generation A. Lange & Söhne Datograph, which is a benchmark piece and one that propelled the watch industry forward. This week's main topic is discussing the idea of "Neo Vintage" and what that means to our culture, in general, and to luxury watches, specifically. This new category of collectibles puts a fresh spin on the old ideas of "vintage" and "modern" and mashes them up into this in-between "grey" area, if you will. Some examples are early Roger Dubuis, Daniel Roth, F.P. Journe, et al. Manjos thinks this category is one of the most interesting in the market, both for value and rarity. Lastly, Manjos gives us a peek behind-the-curtain at the Top 5 most searched watches on our website, with a special bonus #6! The list is as follows: 1. Rolex Submariner - 116613 2. Rolex Datejust - 116233 3. Omega Speedmaster Moonphase - REF. 3688.30.32 4. Rolex Day-Date - 182388 5. Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Tourbillon Chrono - REF. 26343CE.00.1247CE.01 6. Ric