Hublot Classic Fusion Chronograph Aerofusion The Watch Gallery Limited Edition
Exclusivity breeds desire, or so it seems Hublot are hoping. The Classic Fusion Chronograph Aerofusion model is a collaboration with the Watch Gallery and only 25 will be made. It is the fifth collaboration of its kind and the second with Hublot, following the dual release of their Classic Fusion Automatic and Chronograph models last year. As well as Hublot, Bremont, Zenith, and Bell & Ross have had the Watch Gallery treatment. So why did LVMH-owned Hublot get another call so soon? Maybe it has something to do with the sheer size of Hublot watches and how well they become a canvas for design.Hublot can be a tough brand to figure out. The watches are styled to grab your attention, with a great emphasis on presence and color. But every so often they bring out a timepiece that has a subtler tone and it really works. If you're a classic dress watch fan and extol the virtues of a Jaeger LeCoultre or a Vacheron Constantin above all others, you might find even the most discreetly design

Introducing: The Montblanc TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph
In addition to the Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Collection Twincounter Date and the Chronométrie Collection Annual Calendar Chronograph we talked about earlier this week, Montblanc has pre-released another exceptional watch for SIHH 2016 – the TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph Limited Edition 100. 1 OF 3 You may be familiar with the ExoTourbillon from the Villeret or Heritage collections that have been released in previous years. The ExoTourbillon, by definition, is a tourbillon without the cage that is fitted into the escapement and is instead placed on a rotating platform under the balance (see more here for Jack's extensive review and description of the Villeret ExoTourbillon Rattrapante). However, this year's release is much different from previous ExoTourbillons released in the past as this is the first ExoTourbillon in the TimeWalker collection. This is essentially a limited edition version of the 2015 SIHH Heritage Chronom&e

Just ordered my AP RO 15400 from a great local AD!!
Hey guys!I've been roaming these forums for a while, but had never posted or contributed ....hoping to change that! I had lusted over the AP RO 15400 Blue Dial for a while, but after seeing/trying on both the Blue and Silver dials...the Silver dial just did it for me!! I had hoped to pick one up before the Jan 1st price increase, but couldn't work out a deal, I was comfortable with, with the ADs I visited. Until today, when I went over to Hing Wa Lee Jewelers** AD over in San Gabriel, Ca. A bit of a drive (from the LAX area) but I must say, if you live anywhere near LA, this place is a dream! Beautiful space full of high-end brands, and great staff. Check them out if you get a chance.So, I met with one of the sales agents, May, and mentioned that I was ready to make a purchase, and just needed to work out a price. I ended up doing a package deal adding a 31mm Silver Stick Dial Datejust (ref: 178274) on a jubilee bracelet for my fianc��e, and can say that I'm very happy with the final

I think that my Diver is covered for options
Back when Panerai wasn't very well known and I was in love with the brand. I went a little overboard on straps. I had boxes with just about every permutation imaginable. I've been a little more restrained with my AP Diver.Many Thanks to YYZPAM for helping out.Bracelet on the watch and Left to right:AP OEM Rubber Strap, AP OEM Survivor Strap, AP OEM Black Hornback on the Black Survivor Buckle. I think that should do it?

It��s time again...
Lately, have been alternating between d-blue and BB Bronze (16710 has been feeling too small). Needed something to help scratch the more traditional black dial diver but with better “wrist presence” itch