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Just for Kicks: 6 Watches That Celebrate Soccer
The so-called “beautiful game” is what we Americans call soccer and what nearly everyone else calls football. Some of the world’s luxury sports-watch makers have gotten in on the excitement, with special-edition watches specially devoted to the sport and its players. Hublot ¡ª headed by rabid f¨²tbol fan Jean-Claude Biver ¡ª became official timekeeper for the FIFA World Cup in 2014. Accordingly, the brand used the opportunity to release a plethora of special-edition Hublot World Cup watches. The most technically interesting of these watches is the Hublot Big Bang Unico Bi-Retrograde Chrono, nicknamed the Hublot “Soccer Bang.” Designed to showcase the colors of host country Brazil’s flag, the watch is powered by a new in-house movement, Caliber HUB1260, which features a bi-retrograde chronograph function with the hands recording 15-minute intervals, making it ideal for timing the halves of a soccer match, plus 15 minutes “extra time.” Th

Hublot unveils its next edition of F1
The first example is what you see here: the King of the window F1. The opposite of the kind of bling would generally associated you with the grand prix race, the watch is based on the model of the power of the King, with all the proficiency with blackened for an elegant look, Mat. examples only 500, each individually numbered, will be before supply Hublot unveils its next edition of F1.

screw link pins
Hi, I am looking to buy on ebay a circa 1989 to 1999 longines rectangular elegance or flagship in stainless steel with a blue dial for around ?350.00.looking closely some watches are missing the screw pins holding the ends of the bracelet to the lugs. Perhaps the original screws would not move so they were cut off. Would anyone know where I can obtain replacement polished stainless steel link screws as I doubt the sellers will want to go to the trouble of replacing the standard pins with the original screws. many thanks

Packed and ready
All packed and ready for my visit to AP Manafacture. Making my way down to spend the day in London ready for flight out of Heathrow in the morning.Buzzing 😀😀Here we go Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Quartz vs Automatic
Before you quickly respond automatic hear me out. I am debating between a SMP 2264.50 and a 2254.50. I love automatics and have a great appreciation for their craftsmanship. However we just welcomed twins into our family and already have a 4 and 2 year old. I no longer wear my automatics daily and because my mind is mush these days I neglect to put them on my watch winder or keep them manually wound so they often time out. I've grown impatient having to constantly wind and set them so I have resorted to wearing a cheap digital watch. Hence I am leaning towards the quartz route right now merely for the convenience. And hey as the kids get older it will give me a good excuse to buy another auto! Put yourself in my shoes and give me your honest opinion. Thanks in advance for your comments.