5 Things You Should Know About the Audemars Piguet LeBron James Royal Oak Offshore
With the NBA playoffs in full swing, and LeBron James’s Cleveland Cavaliers moving on to the second round, we re-present our feature on the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore LeBron James limited edition, launched in fall 2013, which had the design input of James himself. Here are five things to know about the timepiece. 1. It’s not what one usually expects in a star athlete-branded sports watch. “King James’s” Audemars Piguet is not predominantly black; it does not display his current team’s colors or his jersey number; it has no obvious references to his sport (i.e., the baseball counterweight on the seconds hand of Randy Johnson’s Ulysse Nardin or the basketball pattern on James’s teammate Dwyane Wade’s Hublot); and it’s not even overly large (the case is a relatively modest 44 mm in diameter). The color scheme choice of light gray (in certain light, it appears almost off-white) for the dial and alligator strap, combin

Hublot Auctions 12 Unique King Power Watches Signed by Boxing Legends
On Saturday night, Las Vegas’s Bellagio Hotel and Casino? played host to an unprecedented gathering of legendary boxing champions, as they joined the World Boxing Council (WBC) and Swiss watch brand Hublot in auctioning off 12 unique Hublot timepieces to raise funds for boxing’s less fortunate.The watches and the event, which Hublot referred to as “A Legendary Evening,” are the results of a joint effort between Hublot and the WBC, which began one year ago during a lunch meeting in Mexico between Hublot chairman Jean-Claude Biver, Hublot CEO Ricardo Guadalupe, and Mauricio Sulaiman, executive secretary of the WBC and son of WBC president Jose Sulaiman. At the press reception on Friday afternoon, Guadalupe told WatchTime that Hublot, known for both its high-profile sports marketing as well as its charitable initiatives, was looking for a way to enter the world of boxing in a way that was creative and different. “We wanted to work with legendary champions, bu

Is there any love for the Two Tone 15400 Royal Oak?
I was browsing through the AD and I came across the TT 15400.Before I got to try it on, the Mrs felt an incoming and pulled me out of the store ASAP.Does anyone on TRF own this reference? Haven't seen any posted on the forum.I've been on the fence thinking about a 41mm RO. Do I want the full RG? Stick with SS? I currently have a few TT's that don't see the light of day since I prefer full PM or SS. They were watches I purchased before I could afford to plunge into PM. Something about this reference stuck to me when I saw it though.

My left wrist
I always show you my right wristFor example, today I will wear But let's take a look on my left wrist2different worlds but I love both And they could live together

5 digits Subs/SDs
Hello everyone! I am thinking to start collecting 5 digits Subs and SDs after having 1680, 5513 and 1665. What's your opinion on the pre-ceramic models vs those transitional models? Which ones are better to start with? Or these are something in between which are more collectible?Please kindly give me your suggestion and the reasons behind, I appreciate your inputs!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk