Breitling Aeromarine Colt Automatic Chronograph 41.5mm

Hublot King Power Knockout World Boxing Council Watch
Boxing seems to be the sport flavor of choice for many watch brands in 2012. You know it is serious when Hublot gets into the game. Their focus now is on a limited edition set for the World Boxing Council (WBC). The game Hublot is playing is pretty interesting actually. Hublot will produce 12 unique King Power "Knockout" WBC watches. As I understand it, each will look unique and be associated with one of 12 "legendary" boxers.Each of the watches will be auctioned off for charity, and the winners will get the watches presented to them by the boxers themselves. It would be more fun if it also included a few round in the ring with them. Tyson is on the list!The 12 legendary fighters associated with the Hublot limited edition boxing watch are as follows:Lennox LewisJulio Cesar ChavezMike TysonSugar Ray LeonardGeorge ForemanMarvelous Marvin HaglerTommy HarnsRoberto DuranOscar de la HoyaEvander HolyfieldJeff FenechLarry HolmesThe King Power chronograph based watch is unique for NOT having a

Affordable Vintage: O&W Caribbean 1000
As you well know, there are tons and tons of vintage divers out there, something for everyone's taste. With that said, there are some that stand out from the crowd a bit, and the Ollech and Wajs Caribbean 1000 is one of them. Ollech and Wajs (O&W) made a plethora of great divers and chronographs in their heyday in the sixties and seventies, but by far the most desirable is the Caribbean 1000. O&W teamed up with the Jenny Watch company and used their reference 702 case for this model. Jenny made several cases that were branded with a variety of different makes just like the EPSA Super Compressor and Squale case makers. The O&W Caribbean was only made for a few short years during the mid to late 1960's. The Jenny reference 702 case housed many other brands like Jaquet Droz, Haste deLuxe, Philip and Jenny themselves to name a few.The Jenny 702 is a monobloc (one piece, front loading) steel case measuring 40mm wide by 45mm long with a thickness of 16mm and 20mm lugs. 40mm sits

Weekend Free Strap Giveaway
It's been a while since we've had a contest on Watch Talk, so let's start off November right! To enter yourself in this contest, simply post a reply in this thread. Anyone can enter!The winner will receive the 3 straps pictured below: 20mm Grey Zulu, 20mm Striped NATO, 18mm Olive NATO.That's right, all you've got to do is post in this thread, and you'll be entered to win the straps shown above! We will cover the shipping as well, even internationally. If you win the contest and want to include some extra straps, just pay for the extra straps and we will ship them together with the winning package with free postage for everything. All members who reply to this thread will be entered in the contest unless they indicate otherwise (if they just want to post a reply, but don't want to be entered). All entrants will then be assigned a number (chronologically, based on their post order), and a random-number-picker will decide the winner. You may reply to this thread more than once, but only o

3940 and 5140
HelloI'm interested in these two watches and I'm looking for information about the differenced between them. I believe that the 3940 came out first and was then replaced by the 5140. Is this the case and can anyone tell me what the differences are please?Thanks

Pam 90!
im starting to get interested in Panerai watches..my question is:1. whats the best starter Panerai..( price wise)thanks in advance.