Hublot Oceanographic 4000
In association with the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, Hublot unveils the first diver’s watch able to withstand the pressure exerted at a depth of 4,000 meters, or about 13,120 feet. Hublot describes it as a symbolic watch that pushes the limits of what is is rational and possible. The watch required 18 months of research, development and testing to complete. Find pricing and availability date inside. For the first time, the famous Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, with the Institut Oc��anographique Fondation Albert 1st Prince de Monaco – names well known in the fields of marine studies, research and conservation – have agreed to be associated with a watch. The Oceanographic 4000 was unveiled on June 6 in the main aquarium in Monaco before HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco and Jean-Claude Biver, CEO of Hublot.By choosing to support the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, Hublot is not only honoring the history and heritage of the institution, but has also chosen to give its ac

Full Spot O Clock New Releases
Italian brand Full Spot, offers customers a growing range of incredibly affordable watches in myriad colour combinations. If you like expression, you might find a place in your heart (and maybe even a place on your wrist or your pocket) for a Full Spot watch.?This is not an article that deals with high-end horology. This is a review of a clever little brand that deals in a range of rubber-based accessories. If you only care for expensive watches, this brand might not be for you; if you're interested in all kinds of wrist wear, then read on!I'm not even going to make you wait for this: the Full Spot O Clock watch head starts at �13 and the interchangeable rubber straps are �6 a pop. The Full Spot O Chive pocket watch probably falls short of breaking the bank with a price tag of �29. There is also a pretty little fob watch available, which exploits the strangely sparse market niche of fob/chain watches. Priced at �29, the Full Spot O Click offers women a different way to tell the time. M

My First Grail Watch: Elie Bernheim Of Raymond Weil
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch." In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. Today, we're speaking with Elie Bernheim, the third-generation leader at the helm of Raymond Weil. We think you'll find it interesting to hear from someone who quite literally grew up in the industry.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Elie Bernheim: I'm the grandson of the eponymous founder of the independent watch brand, Raymond Weil. I'm also the third generation to lead the family Company, succeeding my father, Olivier Bernheim, who headed the Company for 18 years.ABTW: When did your fascination with watches start?Elie Bernheim: I grew up in the watchmaking industry. It has always been part of my childhood, my life, and thus a long-standing passion! It was evident for me to join the family business and continue the work that my grandfather starte

I tested the water... And the waters fine...
Been quite a few enablers on this one so thank you Steve, Tom, Chris, Neil, Paul and Ken You eased me in at the deep end.And I'm smitten with this Ti & ceramic beauty.Sorry on pic quality having to use PB as can't get the new system on here to have any of it

5713 running 4 to 5 seconds fast per day
I've had my 5712 nearly a year. Over the past couple of weeks I've monitored accuracy of the timepiece. It seems like it's running 4 to 5 seconds fast per day. As I go into my last year of Factory Warranty, should I consider getting this corrected before warranty is expired? Thanks