Hublot Manchester United Hold Charity Auction
This week, Hublot and friends of long date Manchester United associated with an auction for charity in New York, with the Manchester United Foundation of the club. Players u man took the time to the city of five us Tour to attend "Art of Fusion Fashion Show" of window at Cipriani Wall Street, a show of track which showed off the coast of the latest timepieces of the manufacture of Switzerland.

Stowa Antea KS Review
One cannot begin to review the Stowa Antea Kleine Sekunde without first taking a look at the Bauhaus school of design. Dating back to 1919, the Bauhaus movement began when Walter Gropius opened the physical Bauhaus school in Weimar, Germany. Bringing together art, design, craft, and functionality, the Bauhaus movement produced some of the most memorable designs in recent history and to this day, whether it's the White City of Tel Aviv or the latest Apple product, the Bauhaus design philosophy remains far-reaching and pervasive.original 30’s Stowa from the Stowa MuseumIn the watch world, the Bauhaus influence is undeniable, especially when it comes to German watchmakers who, when compared to their Swiss counterparts, prefer cleaner designs to bling and excess. Stowa, founded in 1935 by Walter Storz, is one of those brands, and it has followed a Bauhaus-influenced design philosophy for most of its existence.Today, Stowa is under the helm of veteran watchmaker J?rg Schauer, who deve

Review: Techne Sparrowhawk II
The Techn�� Sparrowhawk II stands out in the inexpensive chronograph market. It is a well-executed aviator with sharp styling, great build quality and the added perk of an interesting movement at its heart. At $269 one does not usually expect something unique, but Techn�� manages to pull it off. The aviator market is fairly saturated, with offerings from brands across the price spectrum, from Timex to Steinhart to Bell & Ross. It's a look that does not change very much from brand to brand, but the Sparrowhawk II achieves something refined, that is clearly an aviator, yet not derivative. ?Combine this with the Meca-Quartz chronograph within and you can begin to see how the Sparrowhawk II is more that just an affordable watch, it's genuinely innovative.Case: PVD Coated 316L Surgical Stainless SteelMovement: Seiko VK63 Meca-Quartz ChronographDial: Black w/ Off-White indexesLens: Mineral w/ AR coatingCase Back: ScrewdownStrap: Khaki CanvasWater Res.: 100mDimensions: 41.5mmThickness: 11.7

Is the ROO Diver more durable than a 15300?
Hi All,I've had a 15300 for around a year now and have had a lot of issues with the durability of the watch. I love the look of it, and am thinking about trading up to a ROO Diver, but are there extra measures to make sure it is durable in place? I know it has the same movement as the 15300/400 series.Or should I not expect any Royal Oak to be as durable as a Submariner?(Note, when I speak of durability I mean wearing it playing sports and having issues)Thanks!

Diamond rolexes? Why so lukewarm?
Noobie here. Love the forum but please forgive my ignorance and lack of knowledge. It seems to me that people don't really love the diamond references as much as the ones without. Some diamond versions don't even seem to be selling for much more than the non diamond ones. Can you give me some insight to why this is? I mean rolexes are awesome and valuable. Diamonds are valuable. Put them together and it should be ultra valuable. But it just isn't so. Why?