Big Bang Depeche Mode Auction Benefits Teenage Cancer Trust
Depeche Mode, Hublot, Patrizzi & Co. and Liveauctioneers are teaming up to offer twelve unique collector timepieces in an online auction with the full proceeds to benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust. Each timepiece bears the artwork of one of Depeche Mode's legendary studio albums. Bidding opened yesterday and closes February 24. A sampling of the timepieces appears below. On February 17, Depeche Mode will open the 10th season of concerts organized by the charity Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall in London. On this occasion, and in support of this cause, Depeche Mode and Hublot have joined forces to produce twelve exclusive boxed sets. Inside the exquisitely designed presentation boxes, Depeche Mode fans will find a treasure chest of exclusive materials chosen by the band. Each box contains:�C A deluxe vinyl version of the album�C A USB Key containing a digital edition of the album and documentary about the making of the album�C An original album artwork print and a framed go

the Concord Delirium proved that Swiss watches could also incorporate high technology
Moreover, with the Japanese making serious inroads with quartz technology, the Concord Delirium proved that Swiss watches could also incorporate high technology, thus putting Swiss watchmakers back on the map.

15305 openworks
I'm not a huge AP guy, so forgive my ignorance. Is the 15305 a boutique only model? I've always loved the look of the royal oak and own a 15400, but there's just something about the skeleton. People will probably say duh , but these watches are hard to find. Just curious what the diehard AP guys know. Thanks!

1970ish Omega Seamaster 600 Ploprof safe queen.
Chatting watches with a colleague in work today about Rolexes, and he got talking about his safe queen Omega Ploprof 600. The bracelet is completely unworn in brand new condition with not one scratch and the watch itself he reckons only a handful of times on the other strap which is incredible since its from the early 70's. He sourced it from a collector in Israel. When he recieved he had it serviced and authenticated by Omega just to be sure. Whilst it was away Omega phoned him as they wanted to buy the steel bracelet of him. They hadnt got this particular strap on show in their museum and wanted it as it was split new. He declined, saying he would only sell the whole package, wise move I think. Hes a bit of a dark horse when it comes to watches, with impeccable taste I have to say. He also has a Sub and a Sea Dweller to keep the Omega company in the safe! Anyways hes going to bring the Ploprof into work next week to show me in Person, but he emailed me a few photos of it in

Tudor bracelets
Bought my first Rolex an SD4C a year ago, love it.Just flipped my Breitling Navi world and bought a DJ41 love that too, although I did have to buy 2 extra links for correct fitI still have an Omega Planet Ocean which I really like as a daily but I have a yearning for a Tudor BB especially the S&G probably on leather. So I tried on both the steel and leather bracelets and neither fitted on maximum adjustment which I found weird especially on leatherHas anyone else had this problem?