Hublot US Liberty Bang Limited Edition Watch
Is this the week of American themed watches or what? Just a few days ago I discussed the Perrelet Turbine XL America, that was a bit of a polarizing piece. Now I present to the Swiss Hublot US Liberty Bang - one of Hublot's latest limited edition Big Bang watches. This watch was unveiled recently in Philadelphia of all places - during the annual award ceremony where the Constitution Center (a non-government organization) gave out its annual Liberty Medal award.The watch will be exclusively available in the US (duh) and limited to just 100 pieces. The dial of the 45mm wide Big Bang watch has a US flag motif made up of text. That text begins with the preamble of the US Constitution followed by other that as far as I know is not in the Constitution I read. Seems like descriptive text talking about the founding fathers, etcStill pretty cool. It is interesting from a poetic standpoint to have the flag made up of words, as powerful words were really what we study when discussing the history

Audemars Piguet watches are easy to identify
Even, the cases for the clock watch was made up of heavy drum shaped cylindrical brass box. Nuremberg eggs as they were generally called were firmly fixed with dress or worn on a chain around the neck. Although, there were various discoveries in functioning, but they were just regarded as jewellery or novelties. Nowadays, there are innumerable numbers of branded watches that are manufactured by world renowned brands but the Audemars Piguet watches are easy to identify and no matter.

Introducing The Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie Quantieme Annual Calendar Vasco da Gama
With the introduction of the Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annuel Vasco da Gama, Montblanc makes a fine push into the small, but growing, segment of the industry for relatively affordable complicated timepieces. (They also score big points for having an epic product name – the collection is inspired by Vasco de Gama, the first European to reach India by sea.)This 40 mm wristwatch – available in both steel and gold, pictured here – is modern without being cold, with a dial that balances three sub-dials for the annual calendar and a separate moonphase with elegant ease.At a list price of EUR 11,100 in 18k red gold, you would be hard-pressed to find a greater value proposition for a similarly complicated precious metal wristwatch in this price category. (For example, JLC's Master Calendar in pink gold will cost you well over the twenty-thousand-dollar mark.) 2 OF 3 The movement is partially visible behind a sapphire crystal case back featu

AP ROO Bracelet and Case comfort
So I'm finally going to do it. Probably sending money today.Im pulling a trigger on a AP ROO on a bracelet (42mm). I have a 6.5 wrist. My biggest concern is comfort. I own a 44mm PAM 359 with a 50s case, its hard for me to wear due to its very uncomfortable imo. Does the AP ROO wear similarly to that PAM i don't want to buy such a big watch and end up hating it.I know a 39mm option is out there for AP but not really into that right now. Im just focused on the AP ROO 42mm at the moment.Any info on comfort of the 42mm AP ROO on a bracelet is greatly appriciated.

Incoming - jumbo
GentsA little while ago I was asking about the fit and impressions on the thin RO. They are hard to try on and locate. So I put my mind to it and started the hunt, then placed a deposit. About 5 weeks later, and here it is. What can I say, amazing bracelet that sparkles. Thin case that is super comfy. Beautiful blue dial. No seconds, so what, it's a jumbo man. I've got other watches to watch a seconds hand. I can still hear it tick. I just love the Look from the rear. The rotor is my favorite part.Great first impressions and I'm glad I rolled the dice, how can a thin 39mm not fit.....Here we go