Watch In The Wild: Hublot King Power Gold Unico
Contributed by Anish BhattClick on the images for larger versions.Not much can beat a warm day, a nice new watch and a good camera! We don't get too many of the first part in London, so when the temperature reaches anywhere over 20 degrees Celsius it's best to take advantage of it!Our model: Oliver Knowles wears a single breasted suit in Alfred Brown wool, tailored on Saville Row by Timothy Everest. Cufflinks are by Mulberry, tie by Drakes and shirt by Hawes and Curtis. Grey and blue always seem to go together pretty perfectly. The cuffs are tapered well and?the blazer creates a good shaped silhouette from shoulder to waist, which accentuates a gentleman's physique. Someone once said a woman sees a man in a well tailored suit in the same way a man sees lingerie on a woman...some food for thought. Notice small details like the dimple at the top of the tie where it meets the knot...a lesson in the finer arts of male attire.Wristwear: Of course the watch must be the centre of attention, a

Ouch
Stupid me actually tried using the chronograph on this thing on the first wear after having it in the bank vault for the last while. It now only resets to 2. I'm 18 months out of warranty on this one, so looks like it's going to be an expensive repair? It keeps time fine, but to get it fixed it probably will need a full service?

My First PP!
Great to see we've got more and more owners of these beauties!You know who you are, let's see some pics so we can get the saliva flowing I'll start.... How the Aquanaut 5167 looks next to other divers

Just sold this to make room for...
A package that's coming tomorrow. Hint, it's in the same category as the watch I sold but can go a bit deeper. More to come!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Sub C bracelet play/wiggle.
First of all hello! I'm new forum member and this is my first post (have been lurking around for some time though). I'm also a new Rolex owner since I got my very first Rolex just a month ago. So there's that also.Now to my question. As I said it's been a month since I got my 114060 brand new from the AD. I decided to not baby it since it is a tool watch in the first place and I have no intentions to sell it. But like every new thing I buy, I take some time at the beginning to figure out for all possible defcts, manufacturing mistakes etc. Just to be on a safe side.I have noticed that my bracelet has a quite visible (probably not as bad irl as in my head) play / wiggle between endlinks and first links on both sides. When I move the bracelet at that specific location, it is clearly visible that the play is present. Is that normal or should I show it to the AD just to make sure? I know I'm probably OCDing at the moment but I don't want to find myself in a situation where my 7000+ watch h