Hublot Manufacture Officially Inaugurated
Yesterday Hublot officially inaugurated is new manufacture and offices. Hublot CEO Jean-Claude Biver welcomed LVMH Group Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault and Philippe Pascal, President of the LVMH Timepieces and Jewellery division. Various celebrities, friends of the brand, partners, as well as representatives from local authorities and the press attended the celebration. The festivities took place 2 years after the first stone was laid. The building has been operating at full capacity since April. The building, which overlooks Lake Geneva and the Alps, measures about 65,000 square feet and houses 300 employees. The machine and assembly shops occupy the first two floors, along with after-sales service, technical departments and purchasing divisions. The 3rd floor is set aside for management, marketing, sales, accounts and a large showroom, as well as the Hublot TV studios. When workers return after the August break in 2010, the building will also serve as a training center, welcoming a

Elegant Burberry watch has a tonal case with double date and time function
Two models of watches Burberry were observed during men Burberry Prorsum fall winter 2009 and womenswear fashion shows in Milan.Elegant watches has a tonal case with double date and time function, 10 ATM water resistant.

Hands-On: The Tudor Black Bay Bronze
The latest Tudor Black Bay, in bronze, is the first Black Bay to have Tudor's in-house movement; it's also a (slightly) larger version of the Black Bay, at 43 mm as opposed to 41 for other models. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin (brass, incidentally, is a copper alloy as well, but of copper and zinc) and Tudor's added aluminum to the mix as well in order to control the amount of patina that forms, and the rate at which it was formed. (I asked Tudor if I might ask what the percentage of aluminum was, and the reply was "you can ask" lest we forget that Tudor is a Rolex company.) 1 OF 8 The first visual impression I had of the Black Bay Bronze was certainly of a larger watch but I'm not sure I really felt it was larger than any of the steel Black Bay models (well, except for the 36 mm, of course). It's substantial, but not oppressively so – certainly not visually. Though the case is nominally bronze, it actually looks less coppery to

ROCk your 26320 *** The Royal Oak Chronograph appreciation thread***
I search in the forum but i don't see a thread like this, sorry if I miss it. Please share your ROC ;-)

305 has arrived!!!!
Here she is guys!So happy I made this decision! Picked it up BNIB, latest P series.47mm 1950 case in all titanium, sapphire crystal front and back, 3 day in house movement....The watch feels just perfect on the wrist.My wife's words - that watch is so....you! So here's a few quick shots. I'll post some better one's when I have some more time. Had to share my excitement.