Top 10 Armand Nicolet Tramelan Watches

[@antrich7377]

Love that brand

[@bendanzhu1618]

[@howardcamp6304]

An affordable luxury time piece.

[@pinintra]

Me too...I have 3 and I am thinking to buy a chrono...

[@watchadic]

I have the js9-44 gmt. This is a divers watch with a touch of class.

[@howardcamp6304]

Totally agree.

[@derbywinner6316]

As a female viewer who likes watches , I think so the ladies watches are beautiful.

[@bendanzhu1618]

I agree but sadly there aren't many affordable feminine pieces. Most of the ladies collection are either just too over the top with gemstones and diamonds on them or just smaller case sized vintage watches...

[@howardcamp6304]

I have two Armand Nicolet time pieces and enjoy both of them. These time pieces ARE NOT Chinese and churned movements as mentioned in this comment section. His comments are copied and pasted for several Armand Nicolets Comment reviews. Don't believe everything you read. Enjoy this brand.

[@johnyonge9911]

The Nicolet brand uses a clever marketing ploy. They, spend a lot of money on the design and then put a huge price tag on them. You'll see prices as high as $10,000 for one. Are they worth it? Absolutely not. The high price is there to fool you into thinking it's a prestigious brand and with a fancy French-sounding name, it's very easy to be fooled! Don't be. The movements are usually Chinese and churned out for just a handful of dollars. But here's the thing, Nicolet uses another very clever trick. Those of us living in the U.K. might remember that years ago, there was a market in London called Petticoat Lane. Stall holders would offer punters very pretty-looking dinner sets with loads and loads of china (cups, saucers and an array of plates) for sale. The price, ONLY a hundred quid for the lot. Then the store holder would say, "But I'm not gonna let you pay a hundred today, I'm not even gonna take half that, no madam, put your 25 quid away, cos I'm gonna do you a real favour. Today, cos you've got a lovely face, I'm not even gonna take 20 quid. As it's my birthday, you lovely people can buy the whole lot for only 10 quid!" Do you see the psychology here? The guy has come down from £100 to only ten. So you would be forgiven for thinking it must be a fantastic bargain. The result was that the punters couldn't wait to hand over their tenners! They were seduced by the absolute bargain price due to the massive reduction. Nicolet uses the same "market stall" principle. They will offer their beautiful-looking watches for huge sums, but then discount them to a fraction of the asking price. Suddenly, their $10,000 watches becomes a special offer at only $1,000. WOW. That must be a bargain ... right? NO, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG. Ever heard the saying - There's no such thing as a free lunch? Or how about - All that glitters is not gold? That incredible bargain watch you bought for the amazingly reduced price of $1000, is probably only worth $100 in real terms. It will have a pretty cheap movement (which will work fine for a year or two). However, if you ask a good watchmaker what he honestly thinks of your "bargain" don't blame me if he chokes on his beer when he opens your watch! Sure, Nicolet watches they look fantastic and if you want to wear a great-looking watch, go ahead and buy one. Will they be a good investment? Absolutely not. Just take a look on eBay and you'll see hundreds of Nicolet watches all gathering dust because they just don't sell ... unless of course, the seller offers a free dinner set with 'em.

[@howardcamp6304]

Copy and paste, how clever.