Hublot Big Bang Zegg & Cerlati Watches
The next limited edition Hublot Big Bang watch is for women. To be honest, the Big Bang model has taken a back seat (this will most likely be changing soon) to other Hublot models when it comes to limited editions for men. The King Power has been favored for a while because of its larger size and more technical design. In 2012 Hublot re-released the Big Bang as a larger watch and modernized it a bit. Anyhow, this shiny Big Bang is for the ladies and has been done in collaboration with watch maker and retailer Zegg & Cerlati. Making limited edition models for retailers is a popular way of creating exclusivity and making retailers happy while giving them a reason to promote items to their customers.Zegg & Cerlati have a few retails stores mostly in Monaco (where they are based). In addition to carrying a range of other brands (including Hublot of course), they also offer their own line of watches and jewelry. They only have one watch right now that comes in a range of styles (in

Graham-London has created two powerful bi-compax chronographs
Each model from the line is immediately distinguishable due to its spectacular design and an impressive array of professional features. In its unending quest for excellence, Graham-London has created two powerful bi-compax chronographs, equipped with tachymeter and GMT functions. The name of the collection, which derives from right-angled sharp turn of the Silverstone Circuit, the Stowe Corner, as well as the bright colors employed in the watch design, offer a worthy homage to racing events of the 1960s.

ADVICE NEEDED PLEASE - Daytona and Royal Oak
Firstly, please know that I am not a habitual flipper....more of a keeper. I have a TT Sub, BLNR, Milgauss GV, 216570, and a WG DD President.I bought a new SS Daytona last Christmas which I am sorry to say I have simply not fallen in love with. It will definitely be leaving my collection.I have an offer of 8,250� from a shop here in France, which I am prepared to accept.The shop has a 41mm AP Royal Oak SS 15400 that was new in May 2013, full set, virtually un-worn. His asking price is 10,600�.....so I'm guessing I could do the trade for my Daytona and around 2,000�. There is a pic of the actual watch below. I am a Rolex man, and am new to AP.I will value my fellow TRFers advice and opinions on this possible trade....I am going to the shop tomorrow.Thank you one and all.

Jewel Shop in Santa Monica
I'm just popping over from the Rolex side of the forums to let you Omega-eans know that Tony at the Jewel Shop in Santa Monica, California, talked me up a little last night and even gave me an Omega 2007 catalog (0.75 inches thick!). They have a lot of stock in there (Omega, Baume et Mercier, Tag, Mont Blanc) and business appears to be slow. On my way out, he offered to deal on price without me even hinting that I wanted to buy anything. So, if you are in the market for an Omega (alas, I am not, tho they are pretty), you may wish to give Tony a chance.All best,MarkJewel Shop1353 Third Street PromenadeSanta Monica, CA 90401310-451-1113Tony

Orbita Sempre Pro Manual Winder
Does anyone own or has experience with the Obita Sempre Pro watch winder made for manual winding watches. I came to the realization this week that i am going to need something to keep the 5270 wound given I travel quite a bit and don't feel like re-setting it every time I wear it. To many a complications to set every time.Let me know or if there are other options. Thanks!.watchtime/blog/orbita...-wind-watches/