Hublot Big Bang Atomic D-38 Watch Proves Your Manliness With Radioactive Uranium
Celebrating A Decade Of Big BangTen years ago in 2004, Hublot first released the Big Bang: a timepiece that would forever change the brand and would help put then owner (now Chairman) Jean-Claude Biver on the minds of the general public as well as arguably make him the most important person in the modern watch industry. Under Jean-Claude Biver, the design philosophy at Hublot has been "fusion," or rather the combination of a range of materials in their ever expanding catalog of watches.Over the years, Hublot has produced timepieces that have featured an array of rare or unique materials not often seen in watch making, such as tungsten or magnesium, and developed their own materials and alloys such as King Gold and Magic Gold. The pursuit of new and unique materials for horology is really the search for emotion and exclusivity. As one of the ultimate lifestyle brands, Hublot wanted to do something special and very difficult for the 10th anniversary of the Big Bang.Uranium As An Exclusiv

Epure Vague de Lumiere Only Watch 2015
To join Only Watch's battle against Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), Boucheron has designed a unique piece which will be up for auction on Geneva's banks on November 7th. The striking piece is inspired by an equally striking piece of art: The Great Wave off Kanagawa, the fabulous print created in 1831 by the famous Japanese artist Hokusai (1760-1849). Epure Vague de Lumiere adorns a white gold dial protected by aventurine glass whose shimmer illuminates the intense sea blue background. Slender white gold threads paved with a host of baguette and brilliant-cut diamonds form a powerful and dazzling wave. A row of brilliant-cut diamonds frame the white gold case and bounce off the light shining from the stormy blue dial. Two silver baton-shape hands track the hours and minutes brought to life by Girard-Perregaux's self-winding GP400 movement. Unique piece �C onlywatch

Would you trade down?
Dilemma time.I have the 2015 speedmaster 57 with the broad arrow hands.Great watch. Keeps great time.The dilemma is that I've always wanted the moonwatch and it's been bothering me.Ideally I would keep both, but I think I only want only one chrono. If I'm going to have one chrono, I feel that it needs to be the speedy pro.We all know what makes the speedy pro so great. It's an icon and I think it's more versatile than the 57 and it sits a bit better since the 57 is pretty thick.The 57 is objectively the better watch though. Column wheel chrono, co-axial, date, 100m water resistance.The moonwatch has been eating away at the back of my mind for the last 2 years.Not sure what to do.

Apollo XIII Brothers :)
From the old to the new here are the two Apollo XIII pieces

Any love for the pam590?
I have this model in mind for some time. Any advise pros or cons? Offered one bnib at 5,500 usd