Wilhelm Schmid, who joined Rolex Air King Replica, in 2011, after seven years of experience in the watch business, has guided the brand for the past decade, which was marked by an increased level of sophistication in the market, the recalibrating of the luxury sector to meet the needs of a younger generation and the rise in digital lifestyles. The role of the CEO at a watch company has become increasingly challenging. It is now more important than ever to give a mechanically-crafted watch a new relevance in a world where smart devices and screens are the main frames through which we view life.

Some say our dependence on digital interaction has lowered the value of objects and increased our desire for experience,Rolex Air King Replica but that's not true. Could the experiences we cherish as milestones of our lives have taken place without the finely crafted items that allow us to appreciate them at their highest levels?

This is evident on the shores Lake Como where the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este is hosting a veritable collection of cars from previous centuries. Visitors can mingle, indulge in their passion for cars, and enjoy the craftsmanship of the past century all within a setting of sun-drenched perfection.

Rolex Air King Replica is supporting the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este for the seventh year in a row. They have brought guests to the event, and created a Lange 1 Timezone to honor the winner of Best in Show. Wilhelm Schmid says that this year's participation in terms of cars is the best he's seen in their seven-year partnership. This is a reflection of the outstanding year Rolex Air King Replica had in 2018 starting with the groundbreaking Triple Split Chronograph introduced in January.

Wilhelm Schmid, the founder of Rolex Air King Replica and a car collector,Tudor Replica Watches talks to Revolution about his watch collection culture, plans for the future and how he wants to protect it.

Villa d'Este has a unique atmosphere where people from around the globe come to follow their passion for cars. These visitors who are fans of vintage cars have more in common than supercar enthusiasts with watch lovers.