Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph Limited Edition LeBron James Watch
Funny how the watch world has the power to bring people together. Things that would never normally happen, occur because of horology. Take for instance famous American basketball player LeBron James traveling to the small Swiss town of Le Brassus. Never mind that he donned a watchmaker's white coat (if they had one long enough for him). I don't even think basketball is shown on television in Switzerland, and yet there he is in the idyllic Swiss mountains with Audemars Piguet.It isn't news that LeBron James has been an Audemars Piguet brand ambassador, but just last week Audemars Piguet decided to unveil the official LeBron James limited edition Royal Oak Offshore watch (which I debuted on Forbes right here). Still, the entire situation is remarkably impressive, especially for LeBron. Think about it, global luxury watch maker Audemars Piguet choose an athlete in an American sport to be one of the faces of their brand. American athletes don't exactly have a reputation for being well dign

Porsche Design P��6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 Limited Edition Watch
While it has nothing to do with the actual theme of the watch, when I first laid eyes on this new limited edition Porsche Design P'6612 Dashboard Le Mans 1970 timepiece, I thought of something a bit kinky. You know, those lace-up on the sides leather pants, corsets, and other lingerie/bondage outfits? You know, because of that cross-stitching in red thread on the black leather strap. Then I toned it back a bit, and thought to myself "this isn't a watch that people are going to wear with those types of outfits. The watch also reminds me of hip shoes - which are something that someone might easily choose to wear the watch with. So below, you'll find a few Nike's with matching color schemes and red laces.In 1970, the Porsche 917 (pictured above) was the first Porsche to ever win at the Le Mans race. Funny how modern the car still looks. 40 years later, Porsche Design is celebrating the historic victory with this limited edition watch of917 pieces (why not 1,970 pieces Porsche Design?!). T

RO 15202 Serials
Hi,I'm a new member in here and I have a question for you guys :-)Last week i became a happy owner of the 15202, J serial.Can anyone tell me the differences about the serials on the 15202?On my backcase it stands RoyalOak, but i've seen plenty with a N(number) instead?Thanks happy monday!

A tough decision ahead
Which one would you choose ? And why ?A. Lange & S?hne Cabaret ref. 107.032Patek Philippe Gondolo ref. 5124G-001

Need advice PP for a 6" wrist
Hello everyone,It's been about 3 months since my first serious watch purchase. A 114060 SubND! A great watch I might add. I thought it would be my first and last watch purchase for at least 5-10 years..But this isn't the case at all. I caught the bug and now want a PP. A PP Aquanaut is on my radar! The only issue I have is sizing. I have a 6 wrist and need some advice. Should I hunt for a 5165? Or does 5167 fit fine for those with chicken wrists? Does 2mm make that much of a difference? Where are all the small wristers photos?Appreciate any advice.Many thanks! 😄Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk