Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 25863TI.0.A080CU.01 Round Automatic Watch

Hublot Watch & Auction For Boxing Legends
I was with Hublot in Las Vegas for a very atypical watch event. A merging of two extremely different worlds coming together for fun, publicity, and the pursuit of mutual goals. The rowdy and often dramatic world of professional boxing has little in common with the clean lines and sober attitudes you'll find in the luxury world. The heroes of watch making are executives, designers, creative minds, and marketers. They celebrate men and women of greatness from afar, and from a public perspective the luxury and watch business has a clean and stately face.Boxing is about fighting and the clashing of personalities to evoke excitement over the next big event. It is a hard and fast life for the stars, who often fade once the glory has worn off. Only a handful move on to make something of themselves in alternative businesses once they retire from boxing. Like the champions of many sports, life after competition is usually not very interesting. Especially those who haven't handled their finances

5135 Settings
Hi all,This is my first post - forgive me if the answer I need is somewhere else on the forum.Just recently (as a treat for my 41st birthday) I bought myself a brand new 5135G. This is my first Patek having always owned IWC previously.I'm not sure if the AD set the watch up incorrectly (well I know he did on the lunar calendar as I had to change that) but the date also seems to change a little too early. At 10.55pm the top centre date clicks over to the next day. The day change seems to happen more gradually but is also a little early? I'm sure that this cannot be correct for a ¡ê24k watch? Has the initial setting by the AD caused this? Any tips on how I can change it (I know how to change the dates etc but should I do it in a specific order or at a specific time?)Forgive the 'beginner questions' and I'm sure some people might be annoyed at a person who has bought such a lovely and expensive watch and then doesn't know how to use it! But as I have said it is my first Patek and I'm no ex

Check out my new Titan C Small Seconds date 47mm.
I picked this bad boy up a week ago and absolutelylove it, fit and finish are top notchi'm ready for my next Oris! Info:Reference: 01 643 7638 7454-07 8 24 70PEBCase:Multi-piece titanium case, ceramic minutes scale top ringDial:Black dial printed wave structureStrap/Bracelet:Multi-piece Titanium metal bracelet, folding clasp with extensionSize:47.00 mm, 1.85 inchesMovement:Automatic winding small second, date. Developed by Oris.For full specs see Movement. Top Glass:Sapphire, domed on outside, anti-reflective coating insideCase BackTitanium, screwed, special engravingsOperating Devices:Stainless steel screw-in security crown and Helium valveLuminous Material:Indices and hands Superluminova BG W9Water Resistance:100 bar (1000 m, 3281 ft)Interhorn Width:24 mmNumber:Oris 643, base ETA 2836-2Dimensions:? 25.60 mm, 11 1/2¡¯¡¯¡¯Functions:Centre hands for hours and minutes, subsidiary second at 9 h, date window, date corrector, fine timing device and stop-secondWinding:Automatic winding, bi-dire

Sunday Watch Wear
Hi all, just got back in from a night on the beers with the boys and am going to be wearing this beauty when I get up tomorrowTudor Prince Oysterdate:Mark

I sincerely hope that you are listening, Mr. Stern.
There are two things that I would love to see Patek do in the future that I feel would be not only be good for the brand itself but also for watch lovers in general. First, would be to release a non-limited edition of the new 5522 without the New York engraving. This would make a wonderful watch available those not fortunate enough to obtain one of the originals while in no way detracting from the value and exclusivity of the limited-edition. And secondly, to make a steel version of the 5524. This would bring both of the Calatrava Pilots within reach of a wider audience and would perhaps tempt me away, at least for a while, from my Rolexes. Let me know what you think of my modest proposal.