Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Grande Complication 18 kt White Gold Men's Watch 25865BC.OO.1105BC.04

Hublot Launches Aero Bang Morgan
On the anniversary of the first century of the Morgan Motor Company, Hublot has produced a special Big Bang inspired by Morgan’s AeroMax car: the Aero Bang Morgan. Jean-Claude Biver presented it in Malvern (GB), at the jubilee firm¡¯s headquarters, in the presence of Charles Morgan. The AeroMax is a limited series of 100 hand-made cars. The first 100 of Hublot’s 500 Aero Bang Morgan timepieces have been reserved for AeroMax owners. The 44.5mm ceramic and tungsten Aero Bang watch sports a Morgan logo at 9 o’clock on a skeleton dial that allows the owner to appreciate the chronograph “engine” beneath. That engine is Hublot’s HUB44 SQ automatic chronograph caliber with 252 components including 27 jewels. The movement features sandblasted bridges, black PVD screws and an oscillating weight made from tungsten carbide with a dimpled surface and a black PVD coating.In case you’re wondering what the Morgan AeroMax looks like…

DeVille Chrono size?
Hi,Another question about the DV Chrono.Does anyone have any shots that demonstrate how it wears (large or smaller than it's 41mm) Is it's thickness a noticable factor?For example a side by side shot against a 38-39mm watch or similar.I've tried on an HV (41mm I think?) and it fit very nicely, a little larger than a dress watch should fit but still well within what I would get away with on my 6.5 - 6.75 (depending on temperature and how many pies I've been eating!) wrists.I can get away with a watch on a bracelet (Speedy/PO/SMP etc) up to 42mm, but I think watches look bigger on a strap than a bracelet so I'm not sure (in the absence of a DV Chrono to try on) how it will sit.Does anyone have similar size wrists and a DV Chrono?A shot of the PR and Chrono together is perhaps too much to hope for!I know the P Reserve DV will be OK at 38.7mm but will that extra 2.3mm be noticable?This is a major factor in deciding which one I go for this week!

My Omega's As Promised
Here are my Omega Watches as promised...in the Orbita.

The return of an old friend ....
I sold this watch to a good friend a few monthsback, and regretted it immediately. Luckily, my Pal has about 60 watches, so this one was justsitting in his box. Met him today and convincedhim to sell it back to me.An old flame comes home to Brooklyn, the return of my 1980 Tenth Anniversary 863 ....

Can both white 5711 and blue 5712 co-exist in a collection?
Hi,This is my first post on the forum. 5711 has always been a grail watch for me. Few months ago, I got on the waitlist for both the blue and white dials with the option to get either one by end of the year. My initial preference was for blue dial and white dial was just a backup. However, I recently handled both blue dial 5712 and white dial 5711. Compared to the mostly black/greyish dial of the 5712, the white dial 5711 really stood out. I was absolutely smitten by the watch. Now, I have almost made-up my mind that I will get the white dial 5711.For some reason, although I was a little underwhelmed with the lack of blue on the 5712, I really liked the watch. There is some magic in the non-symmetry of the functions on the dial. My questions is whether a white dial 5711 and the blue dial 5712 co-exist or are very similar? The 5712 purchase, if it happens, is a few years away but wanted to see what everyone thought about it.Plus, for some reason, I don't like the white dial on the 5726.