Hublot Becomes Official Timing Partner Of Ferrari
Hublot is nothing if not daring.? Announced today at Mugello outside Florence, Hublot became the official timing partner of Ferrari.? The press release states that this is not a simple tie-in for the creation of a product, for licensing or sponsorship, but rather a comprehensive agreement that will cover all activities of both Ferrari and Hublot moving forward.With this, Hublot becomes the "Official Watch of Ferrari," "Official Timekeeper of Ferrari," "Official Timekeeper of Scuderia Ferrari," Official watch of Scuderia Ferrari," and "Official Timekeeper of the Ferrari Challenge."Another big move by Hublot. Now lets see if they can do what both Girard-Perregaux and Panerai could not.Official video below.

Turns per day question: 2008 Cockpit
I am in the market for a quality watch winder. Would anyone know what the recommended Turns Per Day (TPD) would be for a 2008 SS Breitling Cockpit: 500, 650, 800, 950 or 1300? Uni-directional or bi-directional? Thanks in advance for any info you can provide.

14060 & 16610 on a 6" wrist
Just wondering for those who are knowledgeable on 5 digit sub bracelets. Do you guys know if they will fit a 6-6.25 wrist or 15.5 cm? I know that with the glidelock one can get the perfect fit. Just not sure how it works with the older style clasp. I also believe the date and no date have different clasps as well, especially in the 2000s if I'm correct?

True Hulk Color
I'm considering adding a Hulk to join my Batman and DJII, i've Looked at so many different pics of the Hulk but it's hard to see what the real color is. In some pics it's a really vibrant green, in others it's a much more subdued green, then in some pics it nearly looks black. Which one is it. I've never seen one in person.

First rolex... with questions.
Decided to get the BLNR. Dealer doesn't have it in stock, but a fellow customer was nice enough to show me his (and even let me try it on). Sealed the deal with a down payment and delivery is expected sometime during the first quarter of 2018. Up to now the only watch that I own is if I count my Fitbit and the fossil from high school girlfriend; this rolex will be my gift to myself for making my first million. For such reason I will be buying it new. Once I take delivery I do plan on having it engraved with something meaningful to commemorate the occasion. Dealer says he can do engravings in house. Is that a good idea? If the engravings I want is a bit more complex; should I explore alternatives?Growing up my family didn't have much so I won't be getting anything along the line of an heirloom, so I want this rolex to be something that I can give to my kids. Given that I am currently not married and no kids in the foreseeable future. Should I walk next door to Tiffanys to get