Showing at WatchTime IBG 2014: Hublot Big Bang Ferrari Titanium Carbon
WatchTime and noted watch collector and expert Jeff Kingston are teaming up again to present the 2014 edition of the popular Inside Basel.Geneva collector event series, and we’re kicking things off September 5 in Chicago. We’ll also visit New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. We're fortunate to have Hublot as a core sponsor, and at the show, you will be able to try on the new, limited edition Big Bang Ferrari Titanium Carbon.Hublot launched its collaboration with Ferrari in 2012. The partnership has already produced some memorable timepieces, including last year's MP-05 LaFerrari with its world-record 50 days of power reserve. This year, Hublot?has launched three new Ferrari Big Bang models, and at each of the IBG shows, you will be able to see, touch and try on this showcase model, the Big Bang Ferrari Titanium Carbon (BB FTC), which features Hublot's now-famous red sapphire crystal.The BB FTC is powered by Hublot's in-house HUB 1241 Unico movement, which is designed,

Pilots watch double chronograph edition Le Petit Prince
“If you please, draw me a sheep!” The blonde hero and the poetic humanist masterpiece written in 1943 by the French writer and aviator have been immortalised by the author's posthumous youth charity, FASEF. The watchmaker IWC has been sponsoring the charity for years by designing special editions just like this 44mm pilot's watch. The minute (at 12), hour (6) and small seconds (at 9) counters weave together in the heart of the midnight blue dial. The overlapping circles are dominated by the eye-catching jumping star display for the day of the week: seven stars representing the seven planets Le Petit Prince visits on his journey whose names are listed on the back of the steel case. A large vertical date display lies at 3 o' clock. The hours and minutes are presented as large numerals and indices beneath leaf-shape luminescent hands brought to life by a self-winding movement. Price: 12,100CHF

Stowa Takes to the Sea and Sky at Baselworld 2016
Regular readers of worn&wound know that we have a lot of love for Stowa. The popular German brand just gets it; clean design, superb construction and finishing, and a palatable price point make for a wholly appealing package. It's by no means a complex formula, but it's one that seems to elude some of the bigger firms. At Baselworld, we took the opportunity to meet with the man behind the brand, Mr. J?rg Schauer, to check out Stowa's novelties. If what we saw was any indication, 2016 will be a strong year for this German favorite.Flieger ProfessionalFirst up is the Flieger Professional. Designed by Hartmut Esslinger��who previously collaborated with Stowa on the Rana and the b2b series��the Flieger Professional is Stowa's latest pilot's watch and addition to its family of robust technical timepieces.Building on the the TO1 platform, Esslinger took a "retro-future" approach to the design to develop a unique visual take on a classic style. He pulled much of his inspiration from natural

There seems to be a Trend...
...Of everybody getting a 15300! I finally received mine today! What can I say, I'm blown away. Having only owned Rolex and lower watches, I can really tell this is a step up. The white dial does have quite a formal feel to it, but I believe it will still go perfectly with blue jeans and a shirt, as well as a suit. The fit and finish is amazing, as is the way the whole piece reflects the light. The bracelet is like nothing I have ever had before, but so far is very comfortable (although I need to remove a link). I think the 39mm size fits perfect for my sub 7 wrist. The dial seems very white in some light, and turns to a slight silver in others. I think I am going to be quite distracted for a while looking at it!My apologies for the bad pictures, the Iphone is all I have at my desk at the moment.

5116R vs 5119R What is the difference
As the title says what is the difference? Thanks