Hublot King Power Unico GMT Watch
For those of you who love all of the Hublot content here is an exclusive look at a brand new one for 2012 with a new in-house made movement. This is the Hublot King Power Unico GMT watch. It has a unique way of showing 24 timezones on the dial and looks very slick. The idea is very similar to how the Girard-Perregaux ww.tc works, but just displayed in a very different manner.The four GMT discs move with the main time. Using the little red lines and city names around the bezel and inside of the dial you can tell the time in each of the 24 hour time zones. Neat right? I like the novel approach that combines a little Hublot, a time honored complication, and what feels like some Urwerk inspiration given a dial that looks like the satellite time display on the UR-103 series.The King Power Unico GMT watch will come in a 48mm wide King Power case in either 18k king gold or in black ceramic. Both versions have ceramic bezels. Inside the watch is the Hublot caliber HUB 1220 automatic GMT moveme

Ridiculous First World Concern - Please Enable Me!
I love my RO (15400). I wear it most days, and dress fairly casually generally (jeans and t-shirt or jeans and long sleeved shirt with casual jacket usually). I have a nagging concern which is getting naggier (!) - I'm not an extrovert, loud or attention seeking character at all, and I wonder if the watch is slightly too blingy for me for every day wear. Despite being mostly brushed, the design of course means that it catches the light and sparkles very obviously. I like this personally, but don't want to be seen as showing off!Silly right? Why should I care what other people think? Plus I have no real evidence that the watch is seen as such anyway ... nobody has ever commented on it (which is how I like it), but I just wonder what they're thinking!I'd love to hear your thoughts!

My new / old 1954 Omega
1954 Omega, solid 14k gold Original Honeycomb diallarge watch measuring 36mm with crown, by 42mm length420 caliber Sweep Seconds movement

Production Year?
Is there anyway to tell what year your movement/case was produced? I know Patek has the information in their books..and will give it to you for CHF 100...Obviously you can narrow the years down to when they made a watch, and any changes within line, but is there a way to figure out the birthday of your watch without payig for the history of the watch?I couldn't find an answer from a quick search.Hope everyone had a great Memorial Day Weekend

shipping a daytona from Switzerland
A friend living in Switzerland got an SS Daytona for me.He is asking me if I want to visit him in EU and get it.Though I am thinking of shipping directly to US.Do I need to pay tax/duties or any other charges when doing international shipping from Switzerland to US, what is the rate?Do I need to do pre-pay ? and does US customs blocks my package if don't pay in advance?I did some research but am still not clear.Any body here knows the answer or had similar experience to share?Thanks!