Introducing The Hublot Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton, Now In 42mm (Live Pics)
Around this time last year, Hublot shocked us with a watch that, frankly, we never saw coming.? It was called the Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton, and yes, the most surprising part of it was that it, unlike the rest of the Hublot collection, it was actually quite thin!? (BTW, Hublot just announced the same watch in Ceramic this week) Still, the watch was a little too large for us at 45mm, but just this week in Geneva, we saw the Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton show up in a more wearable 42mm.? This is probably our pick of the litter from Hublot as it stands right now - it's a wearable 42mm with a nice thin case, and the Hublot caliber fairly interesting to look at.? It is also relatively affordable (we're told it should be in the mid teens).? It will come in both titanium and precious metals, and a bracelet is available - which is a nice touch.? Still, everything about it - from the architecture to the movement finishing doesn't hold a candle to our favorite modern skeletons like the AP

Building a collection...
Have a Datejust 116200 that I've worn for years, been wanting to add to it and now finally have the itch...Thinking the 26320 RG black strap, though the white pulls at me too... If you were putting 35-40k or so into 3 watches with the 26320 as the foundation, where do you go?

Replacement strap
Looking to get an original Omega brown 18mm croc strap with a rose gold buckle. Any ideas where I can source one from aside from going into an AD?

Help with this dial? PP 3541
This is my latest acquisition. A PP 3541, an automatic Cal 27-460From my research, It was produced from 1960 to 1968. I have found many of these REF in a variety of dial configurations; However, I have never found one with a BLACK dial, nor with three baton marker.My question is did I just stumble across the ultra rare? Or I did just throw my $$$$ out the window?

Just received this.
Just purchased this Rolex Sea-Dweller 116600 from Tony Geha (justrolexes) from this forum.Wonderful watch, to me this is the best Rolex out there by far. I have had many different Rolex Watches over the years, and I wind up always returning to the SD.And within the SD line, in my opinion, the 116600 is the best one.Thank you Tony for a smooth and pleasant transaction.