Hublot King Power Usain Bolt Watch
Hublot brand ambassador and all-around nice guy Usain Bolt just got his first limited edition watch. Usain Bolt is the fastest recorded runner and is often affectionately referred to as the "fastest man in the world". Actually he is not from Africa but rather Jamaica. A little while ago (before this watch was released) I got a chance to interview him. I actually asked him some questions about what a limited edition Hublot watch for him might look like. Let's see if his answers match up to the result.[youtube youtubewatches-dealer/watch?v=ZRu4hr-Z4tA]Inherently there isn't much new here because this is your standard King Power Chronograph watch. I discuss it because I think Usain is pretty cool and it is interesting to see many of the "reasons" for Hublot limited edition watches. What is different are the little touches that make it special for Mr. Bolt. What a damn good last name for a champion runner right? I've always thought that. According to Hublot, the strap is made from "exactly

Recommended watchmaker for vintage Omega service?
Hey everyone,Since I got my new to me vintage Seamaster, it's loosing time. So far, it's lost 2 minutes in just over a week. I'm hoping it just needs a slight regulation, but if it needs a service, can anyone recommend a good watchmaker?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Would you Trade.....
Would you trade a really nice 5134g (Travel Time) for a 5110p (World Time)?I really love the 5134g as I am into GMT/Travel Watches. That said, the 5110p is basically my grail watch (top of the tree in the GMT/travel genre) and the world timers are quintessential Patek.If you would do that trade, since the 5110p is platinum and more expensive, what do you think would be a reasonable amount to add in order to make a fair deal?Here are a few photos of the 5134g in case you are not familiar with the model.

Basel Announcements
Is it today or tomorrow we will find out about new models?

Which watch? - funny sarcasm welcome
Emphasis on funny if sarcasm is to follow in comments.... My dilemma - 7 flat wrist.Love the Casio (50+mm) light, accurate, solar/atomic, great daily wearer. Looks a little informal.Love the look of the Panerai - classic, simple, black on a Rubber B. Sits flat to the wrist, and wears large. Annoying to wind all the time. A bit top heavy.The SD43 or SD50...whatever people are calling it these days - tried on at gray market dealer who wants way too much $$$. I think the 43mm seems to wear small...didn't feel much larger than 40mm Sub C. Maybe because lugs are rounded? Also, does it seem to sit high off the wrist, although the bracelet was a bit loose.Wish Rolex would make a 44mm diver with the newer wider bracelet. hmmm...wait for 2018?