Hublot and Bode Miller Team Up for World Cup 2011 Season
After signing sponsorship deals with FIFA World Cup and Formula 1 racing, Hublot announces the renewal of its partnership with skiing star Bode Miller who became the most decorated U.S. skier in Olympic history with 3 medals in Vancouver. Hublot’s relationship extends through the 2011 World Championships, where it will be the official timekeeper. Hublot’s continuing partnership with Miller was announced at a New York City press conference and private luncheon, attended by friends and VIPs at Cipriani Wall Street. Attendees included Hublot ambassador and top model Veronica Varekova and supermodels Elena Kuletskaya, Kate Bock and Michelle McCallum. Hublot recently issued the limited edition “Bode Bang” (pictured below) to support Bode’s Turtle Ridge Foundation, which encourages kids to live healthy lifestyles through sports.

Chopard Mille Miglia Watch Flavors For 2010
Like the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore or Hublot Big Bang, the Chopard Mille Miglia is a constant force of consistency, which little changes each year to help spice up a core collection timepiece that hopes to find a delicious new flavor to tempt you. It is like you know you enjoy ice cream, but are sick of chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry. So in this case, with the Mille Miglia, Chopard offers up potentially tasty new flavors to re-enliven your interest. 2010 first sees two new limited edition models with the Chopard Mille Miglia XL GT Chrono 2010, which is limited to 2010 pieces (imagine that), and the new Chopard Mille Miglia Grand Prix de Monaco Historique Chronograph 2010 - a new version of a Monaco tribute watch limited to 250 pieces in rose gold, with the steel version being a new edition to the overall collection (until they discontinue it down the line). Both watches are pleasing to the eye, fun, and fashionable.Yes, fashionable. Like Cartier's lower-end (still not very

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A new hope
With all the talk of future generations not even wanting watches, this survey result was nice to see.

My Rolex plans for 2018
Its been 19 years since my last Rolex watch, a Jubilee DJ. After reading all the valuable information on TRF I now want to create a collection. None of these watches will be flipped, they will be worn and will be earmaked for the male heirs in our family. My wife will Address the female heirs.The watches I intend to obtain are:GMT BLNRLV SubDaytona ceramic (white or black)Sea Dweller or deep Sea BlueAll watches will be acquired via an AD at MSRP.I have a strategy in place based on everything I have read on the TRF. And I have set a time frame of six months to complete the above.Will keep you informed of my progress or lack thereof. Pictures will be included when the watches are acquired.Not part of the above plan but will be in the Netherlands, Germany and England in December and will check out the ADs in those countries. I do not expect to acquire any of the above watches during this trip but you never know.