Hublot Big Bang Rose
This bezel of this 41mm Hublot Big Bang ladies chronograph is decorated with 48 pink sapphire baguettes totaling more than 2.2 carats. The case is a “fusion” of 5N gold, composite resin, rubber, and titanium. The movement is a 37 jewel Hublot HUB41 caliber with a variety of aesthetic enhancements including black PVD screws and a tungsten carbide rotor, also coated with black PVD. The strap is pink alligator with a gold and black PVD deployant clasp. 100 meter water resistance lets you wear it to the pool.

Sinn 103 A Sa B Watch: The New Arktis Of 2015?
For 2015, Sinn has released the limited edition 103 A Sa B watch, hearkening the beautiful blue tones of cult favorite Sinn 203 Arktis. Blue happens to be hot this year (if you didn't notice), and I am glad that watch makers ranging from those producing fashion items, to companies known for making seriously high-function tool watches, like German Sinn, are embarking on the complicated task of releasing their own blue-colored watches.Why a complicated task? A successfully made blue watch makes the process to create a blue watch look simple, even though it is certainly not. Making a nice-looking black watch is easy, because when it comes down to it, there is just one real shade of black. Blue, on the other hand, involves a whole world of tones, shades, and finishes that must work in perfect harmony on a watch in tandem with things like case materials, dials, and hands. Thus, producing a nice blue watch with just the right shades that appeals to the most people is tough - perhaps that is

PO returned.
This is embarrassing guys, but confirms a lesson I should know by heart. In less than 15 days I returned the PO 2208.50. I was really happy to have it back, but the reason why I sold it in the first place was still there and nothing I could do about it. This is not the first time I buy a watch back and get rid of it again, but less than two weeks is impressive so I hope I'll never make this mistake again.

Could lenghty wait lists cause loyal Rolex enthusiasts to turn to the fake market...
Mods: My sincerest apologies. Please lock and/or delete this thread. I'm very sorry for having brought up this topic.I was just responding in another thread, and I started thinking about the lengthy wait lists and was trying to think of a solution...And then it occurred to me... Rolex could cause some of those who are salivating for their turn on the wait list to turn to buying counterfeit versions of the watches. I'm sure that would not be unprecedented.And then it occurred to me... What if... What if Rolex limited production on SS models and has a Chinese factory churning out fake stainless steel versions of their watches? I know it sounds far fetched and even blasphemous, but what if...I'm just thinking out loud. Fakes are illegal of course, and I report them on WatchOut... But if a company didn't really want to produce a large quantity of certain items, they could release a few and publicize the model and then quietly/secretly earn $$$ from the fake market.I'm sure nothing

Veterans Day surprise from my wife!
Received this gift from my wonderful wife today. Been eyeing it for a while but sure wasn't expecting this. It even matches my ring!!!!