Breitling Transocean Red Gold

Hublot Depeche Mode Album Cover Watches
This pretty awesome collection is going to make a lot of Depeche Mode fans angry. Not because they are bad homages to the band, but because there will only be one set of them made, which will be auctioned off for charity. Each of the 12 piece unique watches will be auctioned off separately (February 8 - 24, 2010) , but that isn't to say that one super rich, super fan is going to buy them all up. There is one watch for each of the 12 Depeche Mode albums. You can see that in the center of the otherwise black toned Big Bang model watches is the album cover art, with a unique image on the sapphire crystal caseback as well for each album. In order to give room to the Depeche Mode album cover art on the dial, Hublot removed the subsidiary seconds dial. A good way to add space without removing too much functionality. If someone really want to measure seconds they can use the chronograph. Hublot designers have even matches the stitching of the watch strap to match one of the prominent colors o

Feel free to join in
Here's a link to a question I posed in the GDF:74.50.21.220/~watch18/forums/...433#post134433Add in anything you'd like - I'd appreciate some of the regulars here chiming in. Thanks!

1961 Breitling Navitimer.
As I posted on the Rolex forum, this is my Grandfathers watch. My Grandfather used to own a flying school and the Navi was given to him as a gift for training someone to fly. He never wore it and gave it to my Mum to look after until I was old enough to wear it. I had a New NOS crystal and a movement overhaul with NOS parts done 5-6 years ago. The Dial and hands are 100% original and I have the box and manual as well...Enjoy....Taken in a lightbox at last years Tampa GTG by John Brodczyk. The next shots are taken by Milos, our Patek Moderator.....

How much do YOU spend on your watch hobby/collection/obsession???
Bit of a hypothetical, but seems that us watch fans spend a very sizable amount on watches and our collections. I myself have also slowly crept up-market and it certainly is not a cheap hobby. But then I see some other collections and just makes me drool because they are nicer than my local AD's :)So I was just thinking of how you decide weather you can buy that new shiny watch that just hit the shelves or when does it become too expensive? Or how do you gauge what your watch buying budget is? Given than these are pretty much perfectly elastic luxury items, just curious how you decide how much is ok spend? Or for that matter, how often?

First Pam :wlae:
I bought this with other two watches few months ago, I wasn't sure if I was gonna keep it. Now I sold the DJ ii and Ap Diver, I guess I can enjoy this cool Pam!! I know everyone is saying the 233 is better, guess I can start with this first..