Hublot Now In The NFL With Dallas Cowboys Football Team Sponsorship
Just a few years after starting?its?sponsorship-spree?in the United States �C including sponsorship?deals with the Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers basketball teams?�C today, Hublot announced its?exclusive contract with the Dallas Cowboys, a major American football team that has won the Superbowl five times.Hublot claims to have been the first luxury brand to "embrace the world of US basketball in 2011," when it signed with the aforementioned?blue-chip teams and with today's announcement regarding their new collaboration with?the Dallas Cowboys, they?also claim to be "the?first luxury brand to enter the world of US Football!"?For one, this move shows that?Hublot �C and LVMH �C still see massive potential in?making such deals in the United States, and second, it brings us three old-new Limited Edition watches.All brands like to celebrate such deals with limited edition pieces dedicated to the occasion and, as one would expect, Hublot tries to cover a wider range by releasing not one bu

How do ROO's look when used/abused? Please help with pics or info
Hi everyone,I'm thinking of picking up my very first Audemars Piguet. In a separate thread, I was discussing which of the ROO models to get and I have yet to try them on to decide on which one to settle for. However, looking forward, I wanted to know how these watches look after a little bit of abuse. I have seen Rolex submariners/Explorers being used hardI have seen Panerai's being used like they should I have also seen some Aquanauts and Nautilus' used hard and lovedThese all (to me) look good when they are abused, and little hairline scratches here and there only give character to the watch. I vaguely recall seeing a few Royal Oak Offshores being used hard. But cannot locate those threads or pictures anymore (that was some years ago) I have heard that ROO's, like any AP (even the RO) get scratches pretty easily due to the numerous polishings and finishings on the watch. I was just wondering if anyone could kindly provide some photos/or point me towards photos or threads which show j

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Pam 111 series question
Hi everyone, I just had a question about the whole series thing. I know that the letters indicate what year the watch was produced in, and I also know that up to a certain letter the 111 were sausage dials and then switched to sandwich dials. I know that CG used to be polished now brushed, and I know that the movement had panerai stamped all over it and now it doesn't.However, I have had trouble finding out what the differences between let's say a 111 J series and a more recent N series apart from the year it was produced.Can anyone shed some light on differences from J series 111 and onward?Thanks.