Hublot Launches Bode Bang With Charity Tennis Event
Four-time World Champion skier Bode Miller recently launched the new Hublot limited edition Bode Bang watch with a celebrity tennis match at Sutton East Tennis Club in New York City. The participants gathered to support Bode's relationship with the Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program. Following the Celebrity Challenge, Bode led a basic tennis clinic with 50+ kids and then, along with Hublot, (on behalf of the Turtle Ridge Foundation) donated $10,000 to the organization. Best known for his skill on the slopes, Bode also knows his way around a tennis court. My family played a lot when I was growing up. If I wasn't skiing professionally I think I'd be playing tennis. Bode Miller and his family started The Turtle Ridge Foundation in 2005. It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting health, diversity, and sustainable living through sports. In February 2009, Bode joined forces with Hublot to collaborate on design and development of the new Hublot Bode Bang limited edition

BASELWORLD 2009 - NEW Reference - 5116G
5116G-001 Men'sCalatravaWith its round case, elegant dial, and guilloch�� bezel, the Calatrava Clous de Paris is one of the most emblematic ambassadors of the Patek Philippe style. The manufacture's watchmakers have subtly evolved the timeless classic with a new version featuring a genuine enamel dial.Technical data * Mechanical manually wound movement * Caliber 215 PS * Seconds subdial * Hobnail-patterned bezel * Authentic enamel dial with black roman numerals * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 30 m. White gold * Case diameter: 36 mmCaliber: * Seconds subdial * Overall diameter: 21.9 mm * Height: 2.55 mm * 18 jewels, 5 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per hour: 28'800 * Power reserve: 44 h max. * Number of parts: 130Source: Patek Philippe S.A

If rolex is for rich people then what do Patek owners do for a living?
I had this funny idea after I checked a Patek pricelist Patek's are sooooo DAMN expensive and servicing a Patek is even worse So any ideas ?

Pam 384 anyone?
I've recently stumbled across the Pam 384, what a beautiful looking watch! I'm very intrigued! Does anyone have/had one that can tell me about it. The Good, the bad and the ugly...Thanks all!

Winding my everyday watch.
Should my 14060m be regularly wound? It's my daily watch that I don't ever take off long enough for it to stop. I haven't wound it in months. It loses about 10 seconds a day. Could it perhaps run more accurately if I kept it wound?-AustinSent from my SM-G935P using Tapatalk