Hublot and Ferrari: The Art of Fusion
Brought together through everything from a shared passion for technique to a common consumer base, watch and car manufacturers have a long history of joining forces. While it seems that every notable watchmaker has allied itself with a top automobile brand, one of today's most visible partnerships is that between Hublot and Ferrari. With shared attributes ranging from technology and design to quality and precision, the two international luxury houses continue to build off of each other through a comprehensive agreement which covers everything from branding to marketing and communications initiatives.As the Official Watch and Official Timekeeper of both Ferrari and Scuderia Ferrari as well as the Official Watch of the Ferrari Challenge, Hublot has capitalized upon its position as exclusive watch making partner of the legendary car company to create several ground breaking timepieces - including the record breaking Masterpiece MP-05 LaFerrari released this year at Baselworld. Compl

Moon Watch or Schumacher Speedy?
I am considering picking up a Speedy to pair with my 15400 black dial. I have very little knowledge on the Speedy, so I am turning to this forum for some guidance and opinions.The watch may occasionally make an appearance in a business casual environment, but I doubt that would happen often. This watch will be intended for nights and weekends.I am trying to decide between a Moon Watch, or the Schumacher posted below. They each have their own merits.Moon Watch: - Hard to beat the history of a watch that was on the moon - A bit more versatile with the all black dial - Dial is completely symmetrical - Absolute icon - Less water resistance - A very common watchSchumacher: - Far less common, there are SO many classic moon watches out there - While I like that it has a different design and some color, I worry that I won't like it as much after the novelty of it wears off. I had a blue 16613, and a LVC, and flipped them both in 3 months because the color got old for me. - Has a date. I ha

Quick Strap Release Button popped out ....
from my 352. Anyone else experienced this ?Sent it in thru the boutique. the watch is less than 6 months old.

Is this something normal for an AD to do?
So, couple of months ago I've put my name down for a BLNR at Melbourne Airport Rolex, today I've received a message saying that they've just got one in stock and asked whether I'm still interested. Although, there's a catch, that is I have to buy an additional watch in order for them to sell me the BLNR. I was never informed about this when I put my name down. So my question is, is this something normal for an AD to do? P/S. I understand that some ADs would only consider existing customers when it comes to the waiting list. But since they've got one in stock and actually messaged me, I just thought it's a little strange.

Grey market watches automatic void warranty?
Just came across this article. It states when you buy a watch from an authorized dealer, you also get a little green card with your information and the Authorized Dealer's stamp. This warranty card is just not transferable anymore since the Rolex warranty policy update.As a consequence, when you buy a Rolex from the grey market, you do not have any more a warranty coming with your watch. Even if you have that Rolex warranty green card, even if this card wasn't filled out and that you can enter your name. But that's not it yet, if you buy a Rolex preowned, the warranty is void as well and even if it is still theoretically under warranty as you weren't the original owner in the first place. It then goes on to say Rolex checks it this way : when you buy a Rolex watch at an AD, they photocopy the filled in green warranty card and send it to Rolex. Whenever a watch is sent under warranty, Rolex checks for that photocopy and it has to match your name. If they don't have your card in their