Hublot Big Bang Unico World Poker Tour
Hublot has introduced a new limited-edition watch for high-stakes poker players, the Hublot Big Bang Unico World Poker Tour. The watch adapts the Big Bang case with accents on the bezel for card players. Inside, it has Hublot’s manufacture column-wheel chronograph movement.? The Big Bang Unico World Poker Tour is 45.5 mm in diameter. It comes in two versions: one in stainless steel (shown here) and one in Hublot’s special 18-karat gold alloy with a higher-than-normal platinum content, known as “King Gold” (see below). Some sections of the case are polished while others are microblasted. This combination of finishes allows for the special design of the bezel. A spade, club, heart and diamond ornament its cardinal points.Through the skeletonized dial, one can see the inner workings of the Unico caliber. A four-hertz automatic flyback chronograph, the HUB 1242 Unico movement has a column wheel and double clutch that can be seen through the dial. It has a 72-hour po

Edox Grand Ocean Jumping Hour Watch
Things have been quiet from Edox for a while, and suddenly they present a few new models. The brand has been crawling upmarket as of late, with the pictured recent addition to the line priced at over $5,000. This is the new Edox Grand Ocean Jumping Hour, and it takes full advantage of the brand's common nautical theme, and places a unique jumping hour display in the watch. As is the trend with "open displays," you can see a bit more of the hour disc than is necessary, but only a portion of it is framed (showing the appropriate hour). The minute hand is shown as a dial the encompasses the hour display. The minute hand style is common on each of the new watches from Edox this year. For the seconds, you have one of those clever half circle displays. Basically, you look at the hand which has two sides to determine what you are counting. If the red portion of the hand if going across the display, you read the red seconds, and vice versa for the unpainted steel side.An interesting feature in

Boutiques Not Taking Deposits on 15202 or Blue 15400
Yesterday I called all of the boutiques in the US. NYC said no deposits on the 15202 or 15400 blue until 2018. Miami said not until 2019. Beverly hills just said not taking deposits at this time. Vegas told me I can put down a full deposit, but they could not give me a time frame beyond at least 6 months. I offered full deposit each time I called. I found this a little strange, but I guess it explains Govberg selling a 15202 for over $25k.

RO 15451ST Opinions Needed
Gents I get the sense that most of you arent fond of diamond bezels. Generally, I share the sentiment, however, this particular RO15451 has caught my eye. I know others have contributed to my previous questions about this watch, however, id like a wider opinion on the following:1. This model is labelled unisex by dealer and ladies on the AP webpage, do you consider this a unisex watch or strictly ladies?https://imageshack/i/pnNQTJcfjhttps://imageshack/i/pmX6Cwh8j

5712R Deployment Noise
Hey Guys,Asking for alittle help/ suggestions...Most of you are aware of the clasp/deployment on the 5712R Nautilus. So the noise is coming from the setting screw and the folding clasp rubbing each other when I turn my wrist...You will hear a verbal clicking noise when I turn my wrist. So I brought it back to my AD, and they didn't really have an answer...So I ended up finding a piece of clear rubber and placing it between the folded clasp and the screw....It works, but I feel like I'm rigging and 40k watch....What else can I do?