Hublot Big Bang King 48mm All Black Green

Watches Have Always Been Palettes For Art: Mr. Jones Face Timers
I've often said that watch dials are an excellent place to display art. I've said that in regard to watches with beautifully engraved or painted dials, and I've said this about timepieces that strive to indicate the time in a creative and artistic manner. Often times, watches which are inherently artistic are rather expensive, but that doesn't always need to be the case. The new Face Timers collection from UK's Mr. Jones Watches is rather reasonably priced, but also quite limited. Each of the five Mr. Jones Face Timers models are limited to just 20 pieces and were created by five different artists.Mr. Jones Watches is among the "weirdest" watch makers around, and you can't help but love them for their sometimes beautiful, sometimes pointless, sometimes repulsive, and always interesting sense of creativity and design. The Mr. Jones Face Timers watches are said to have been inspired by the Mr. Jones Watch The Last Laugh as a base timepiece. This interesting watch displayed a skull on the

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra
I've seen some of these for sale at really low prices, brand new. Why is that? Is this model not that popular? I kind of looks simple and elegant, too bad it doesn't have a date magnifying glass, like the Chopard Mille Miglia GMT models. Now that would be a great looking watch.

Finally took some decent pics of my Conquest
Enjoy:

ROC 15300 where in London
Any 15300 Royal oak in London?

Any guide to what Calatrava references used what dials?
Is there anything out there that I could use to determine what dials were available on different Calatrava references. Really like the 5196 time only with small seconds and breguet numerals. I know a few other references also used that dial style but it seems that many of those references also used other dials as well.Any resources like this online for Calatrava references? I'm guessing some of the books you can buy may have this sort of info.This is the dial style I am referring to by the way, wondering what previous references of Calatrava used it (I know the 96 did but have seen others pop up with this dial as well)