Hublot Launches Bode Bang With Charity Tennis Event
Four-time World Champion skier Bode Miller recently launched the new Hublot limited edition Bode Bang watch with a celebrity tennis match at Sutton East Tennis Club in New York City. The participants gathered to support Bode's relationship with the Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program. Following the Celebrity Challenge, Bode led a basic tennis clinic with 50+ kids and then, along with Hublot, (on behalf of the Turtle Ridge Foundation) donated $10,000 to the organization. Best known for his skill on the slopes, Bode also knows his way around a tennis court. My family played a lot when I was growing up. If I wasn't skiing professionally I think I'd be playing tennis. Bode Miller and his family started The Turtle Ridge Foundation in 2005. It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting health, diversity, and sustainable living through sports. In February 2009, Bode joined forces with Hublot to collaborate on design and development of the new Hublot Bode Bang limited edition

The New Breitling Avenger Seawolf Chronograph From WatchReport.com
Breitling's newest watch to come out of Basel this year is the Avenger Seawolf Chronograph. Combining the versatility and reliability of the Avenger line with the water resistance of the Seawolf, Breitling seems to be getting as serious about diving as they are about aviation.

Sold Rolex Sub, looking for MoonWatch now
I've just recently sold my Sub LV and I can't help myself looking at the Moonwatch (the hesalite)Am I going thru mid life crisis? I'm supposed to be wearing Rolex Anyone successfully size themselves on the new screwed bracelets? I plan to size it myself and seeking for advice and guidance

Which to choose: 5970j or 5070p
I can afford only one watch after getting rid of my 5960r and 5980r. For my offer, 5970j is only 14k more expensive than 5070p. Both watches are in like new condition. I read a lot on the internet regarding these 2 models. 5970j, being the rarest as many mentioned, doesn't indeed reflect the price any higher than g, r or p. And the main reason I love about 5970 is its grand complication plus a huge disappointment on 5270.5070p price is almost doubled to its predecessors j, g and r. Still a legendary model.Both watches can be easily obtained in the grey market, at least for now. They are not that rare imo. In terms of beauty, I must admit that I love them both equally. However, if you can only get to choose one, which would be your final choice and why. I still have 5712r left. Thx in advance for the comments.

Pam 88 over weekend
I'll post pics later, but for years I've been told not to like panerai. The Watch Snob columns and others around the net bemoan in-house movements vs eta... faked history, and so on. I visited a rolex AD intent on buying a blnr gmt rolex and the blnr just didn't do it for me. The salesguy said I should consider panerai, or asked if i would. I scoffed a bit but noticed a gmt panerai. I had been to this AD before and always walked past panerai without a glance, straight to the rolex cases. I spied the pam 88, but didn't know it was an 88, 111, 123, or 123456 model.. I held it, loved it, then looked at 5 other pams... i wasn't supposed to like, much less LOVE panerai. But i do, and did. I loved the strap, layout, dial, and cosc certification. . Furthermore, a watchmaker/customer happened by and commented how easy an eta or valjoux movement is to service. I adored the pam 88 and it wore far better on my wrist than the sub c or gmt. I bought the pam 88 and am now a lifelong pam fan. Funny