Hublot BIG BANG KING POWER ALL-BLACK FOUDROYANTE 48mm- LIMITED

4 Limited-Edition Watches Celebrate China’s Year of the Horse
January 31 marked the start of the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse. Since the huge growth in demand for luxury watches in the Asian market, several top watch brands have commemorated the lunar New Year with limited-edition timepieces. We’ve already shown you Jaquet Droz’s Ateliers d’Art Horse watches; here are four more from three other luxury brands.The recently revitalized Arnold & Son brand has released a limited edition of 28 pairs of watches celebrating the Year of the Horse, with black or white lacquered dials that feature hand-finished miniature paintings of charging horse, inspired by those depicted in traditional Chinese ink-wash paintings. One of the watches’ dials features a black and a gray horse on a white lacquer background and the other a white and a gray horse on a black background. A close-up look at the paintings reveals tiny brushstrokes that create the rich, detailed texture of the images.The Arnold & Son HM Horses watches hav

Keeping Scratches At Bay
I am starting to acquire the obligatory minor scuffs and scratches on the bracelet of my new Chrono Diver. As most of you know, the large untextured clasp in particular is a real magnet for them. I had heard that the green Scotch Bite pads is ideal to touch these up, but I'd like confirmation that it's true, and a little info on the best method, please. BTW, I have Wenol for final polishing that my Rolex guy recommended, and that I'm very happy with so far. Good stuff?While we're at it, can someone recommend a shop for cosmetic refurbishing at a reasonable price. I have a older relatively inexpensive watch given to me by my wife when I graduated college 25 years ago that I'd like to have worked on. Problem is, there's a little gold tone trim, so it would require a little care.

How Do You Save Up For A Watch?
I'm wonder that if your like me; having expensive taste and limited funds.So assuming your don't have a lot of disposable funds how do you save up for your newest watch?...I have always sold off stuff (not watches or guns of course) but just things I have that people want and I don't.Problem is that although buy a 300.00 watch isn't a problem, a 1.5K-2.0K watch is. Now I have another Seamaster in my sights (2254.50) and I have no idea how I'll scrounge up the dough for such a luxury non-needed item.

41mm vs 39mm
Hi all,As per recent threads I am on the hunt for an AP.I am having a hard time deciding between 39mm and 41mm. I have attached pictures of both on my wrist and would be grateful for any feedback as to which the common consensus feels best fits..... (blue is 15300, white 41mm ROC)Many thanks

First AP!!
Been looking at AP for years but could not grow that lust as much as I have for a PP. Only one I like is the RO chrono but that does not have their in house movement. Finally found a model I like, unfortunately it is not for guys. So when I have the option of buying my wife a new bag or a watch for her bday/wedding anniversary I quickly grasp the opportunity. Found a NOS model at a distance but worth the travel me thinks. Still not AP in house movement but beautiful regardless and thought I would share it with you guys.