Hublot Aero Bang & King Power Aero "Bal Harbor" Limited Edition Watches
Look more closely, the two watches in this article are different. Though seriously - while they are cool looking -you'd think that Hublot might have wanted to make them look just a tad bit more different. The major difference of course is the case. One is in a Big Bang case, and the other is in a King Power case - though you'll agree that at a cursory glance they look almost too much alike. One of the reasons for the similarities is the fact that they are both "Aero" watches. These are usually skeletonized chronographs. Thus, the names of these watches are the Hublot Aero Hang Bal Harbour and the Hublot King Power Aero All Black Bal Harbour. Got that?Each will be limited to just 25 pieces and will be available at Hublot's Bal Harbour boutique (not sure whether that is an exclusive or not). The boutique there is brand new. Bal Harbour is a high-end mall in Miami Beach that is seemingly filled with watch stores! Well not just watch stores, but the place certainly has a lot of watch store

Which Strap Goes Well With the Safari?
The Safari is sick, so I've sent her to the AP boutique in Jeddah for some TLC. So far I'm very pleased with the special care they have given me. Ahmed (the Manager) took the time to explain to me the whole process. Apparently the piece may have to be sent to Switzerland. It may take up to 4 months before she comes home. Everything is covered under warranty..Now I'm thinking of getting an extra bracelet or strap when she comes back. I've seen some pictures of the Safari on bracelet but I would love to see if the Safari also goes well with the rubber strap. Can anyone share some pictures of their Safari on rubber strap here?Much appreciated...

breitling headwind worth?
just wondering how much these are worth and go for used?

I'm just not sure if I should keep this...
Been a member of WUS for a while and just joined here.... G'day all from Australia!My dilemma: I just got a new (days old) 41.5mm grey dial Omega Seamaster AT 8500 ref. 231.10.42.21.06.001 but I'm not sure if I really like it. The watch is awesome to look at but I'm not sure that it sits right on my wrist - I couldn't decide between the 38.5mm or 41.5mm case; one felt too small and the other too clumsy.I'm thinking of trading it for a Rolex - I'd love a green Milgauss but I don't think the budget would stretch that far so, a seadweller is what I'd look for. Am I crazy wanting to trade the AT for a seadweller?????

Pam 682
As some of you know, I picked up a PAM 233 not too long ago and I'm still in my honeymoon phase with it. I noticed the new PAM 682 while accompanying my friend to pick out his first watch at the AD. I instantly fell in love with it after trying it on. I've always admired the PAM 305/1305 but never considered getting it due to the size. I'm sure glad Panerai decided to release this smaller version. Here are a few pictures of both my new PAMs side by side. This was a complete impulse purchase. The 2mm difference make a huge difference especially for someone like me with relatively thin wrists. I loved the way it looked and felt on my wrist. The watch retains all the original DNA of Panerai while making it more accessible for guys with smaller wrists. Thanks for looking!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk