the Hublot Forza watches are designed to underscore the style of a modern man
Sportive as they are, the Hublot Forza watches are designed to underscore the style of a modern man. Each model offers different functions to meet the preferences of any man. A man can decide on the chronograph equipped with a tachymeter scale, or on the 3-hand timepiece with large date and power reserve indication, or on the 3-hand watch with day and date sub-dials, as well as power reserve indication.

Interesting outing
I'm not sure which forum to post this in given the range of brands involved, but thought I'd try the AP forum, as this is where I spend most of my time. Last night I used the excuse of a trip to my tailor to get out of the office to do a quick circuit of some of the grey dealers and ADs in Tsim Sha Tsui and encountered quite a nice selection of watches. The Rolex ADs had nothing of interest, but I did come across the Sea-dweller 43 - for an absurd premium over MSRP (in line with what these are going for here, though) but it was good to try it on. And I must say that I found it a bit disappointing - it seemed much smaller than I'd been expecting (not helped by putting it on after taking off my AP 44!). I liked it...didn't love it - but removing any sense of urgency to acquire this is good for my bank balance. At the same dealer; I also had the chance to try on the AP 44 summer edition - while I wouldn't wear this enough to justify the purchase, it is a really striking pieceOn a lark, I

New Speedy 57
My AD called me today to come see what had arrived. I didn't realize this was a color combo that was released for the 9300 version of the '57. I had only seen the white/blue and black combos. I have to say that this color version is stunning. They also put it on the polished/brushed Aqua Terra bracelet which makes me want to get the same bracelet for my Speedy 9300. The price tag on the new '57 is $9,200. Which, in short--is insane.Wears MUCH bigger than the 41.5 size.Overall...I think it is beautiful. Full exhibition back too--no steel.

Scammed on a Planet Ocean
Will address this in the bad guys sections as well, but thought those on the Omega forum should know. Me and at least 3 others (that we know of) have been scammed by Matt Z on Timezone for $1800 on a PO. He gets your $$, sends a package USPS with tracking to a wrong address, and then vanishes. We're working on the legal/criminal side of it at this point, but wanted all to be aware. I know what they say- always buy the seller.... but it still sucks to think you've done your homework and still get screwed.Bobps. here's my post from yesterday before I knew the bad news... Great watch! I'm jealous- I bought one 1 1/2 weeks ago from a forum member, only to have it delivered to the wrong city, so it was returned to sender (which makes me nervous, but I'm staying glass half full for the moment). Just was returned today per tracking, so hopefully it'll go back out to the CORRECT address this time and I'll have it by Tuesday- here's to fingers crossed!!!

Incoming! 16710 GMT Coke
A few months ago a friend of mine asked me to sell his 16710 coke. I took the watch and listed it for sale. Shortly after he sold it himself and took it back. While it was in my possession I really started to dig the watch. Low and behold his sale fell through and he just decided to keep it. Since then I've been whispering in his ear to let it go. After a few months of convincing him he finally decided to let me have it. This baby is a really awesome full set. Even has a RSC service card from a recent service. I also bought a like-new jubilee bracelet!So here she is!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk