Hublot Big Bang Gold for the Holidays
This holiday season, Hublot suggests the Big Bang Gold. The 5N red gold case measures 44.5mm in diameter and features a bezel wearing a vertical satin finish with 6 titanium H-shaped countersunk, polished screws. The anti-reflective sapphire crystal covers a matte black dial with red gold indexes that match the color of the case. The crown and push-pieces are similarly 5N red gold, with rubber inserts. The sapphire crystal display back reveals a Hublot caliber HUB 4100 mechanical automatic winding chronograph movement consisting of 252 components including 27 jewels. The bridges are micro-blasted, beveled and polished. The rotor is tungsten carbide with a black PVD-treated dimpled surface. The power reserve is 42 hours. The strap is lined natural black rubber, and the clasp is a 5N red gold with black PVD deployant.You may click the image to view a larger version.

Complicated Panerai L Astronomo watch
It is packed with features which will make you forget about its massive size. It shows the time, date and power reserve of four days as well as the sunrise and sunset, equation of time, a star disk on the back and a 30-second tourbillon. It is 50mm in diameter and has a case in titanium. If it sounds appealing, you must act now as only 30 of these unique specimens are available. It will set you back by $220,000.

Volcano eruption
I figured calling it the Volcano is not enough anymore.

Tomorrows the day.
I used to think that the royal oak style case was a bit old fashioned and not to my liking, then I got a bit older and my taste refined a little (I am only a young 42). Now after a fair bit of deliberation I'm one sleep away from owning a hexagonal timepiece. Can't wait til tomorrow.

Getting a Patek, too many choices
Seeking to fill out my third slot on my watchbox. After nights of some research, i decided to probably buying a Patek. There are way too many choices from gold, white gold to SS, and its really hard to make decision. I mean they all beautiful and gorgeous. As i decided and after gain permission from my wife, i am allowed to get one Patek. ( Of course i told her only one ) My Patek watch requirement as below.- 39-41mm- Prefer gold, SS will do just fine- Budget 30k to 40k- Not a fan of Nautilus- Wearing casual most the time- Used or New doesn't matter- Doesn't like Chronograph( Sorry not a fan of Daytona )Buying a Patek is way harder than a Rolex. Please give some advice. Thank you