Hublot Tutti Frutti Matte Blue Dial Automatic Blue Rubber Alligator Unisex Watch 341.SL.5190.LR.1901

Speculatively Speaking Part 1 - The AT Chronograph
When I first heard of the demise of the 42.2mm model over a year ago, I couldn't quite understand Omega's reasoning for discontinuing the AT in this larger size. It was the perfect timepiece with which to present the beauty of simplicity in design and in certain configurations could indeed be very striking. However when I thought about it following a discussion earlier this year, there seemed no other reason for the demise of the 42.2mm case size model in the current model of the AT unless of course Omega had decided to introduce a new model Aqua Terra powered by the cal 8500.The new AT of course looks like the firm favourite of launches at Basel 2008. Just as the current model was the first of the Seamasters to be equipped with the Co-Axial cal 2500, so the new AT debuts the in-house movement in the Seamaster line. Given the AT's timeless appearance it is, to me anyway, the perfect watch with which to carry the Omega Seamaster range into the future. I wonder though what other models w

Plane talk...
is usually easy to comprehend. Cheers,Ron

What G-Shocks use red numerals? ...
I wish that the G-Shock has a Web site that allowed you to check off the features you liked, then presented the models that had them.The red numerals look slick, imho. This one caught my eye. What others are there? I think a Riseman with the red numerals would be about perfect. Pic borrowed from Web.

Watch advice - Aquanaut
Hi there,I was hoping some of the Patek experts on this forum could give me their opinion on the best Aquanaut model for a smaller women's wrist (mine).I am by no means a watch expert of any kind, but I recently saw a Patek on my friend's wrist and really liked it. I found out it was a 5167 and set off looking for a smaller model. I found out that both of the smaller models I was looking at were discontinued.The two that I figured out would work are the 5165 and 5166. Here is my dilemma: I like the style and look of the 5165 better, but I have quite a small wrist and am wondering if the smaller size of the 5166 might be better for me. 5165 is 38mm, and 5166 is 36mm. There is also some price difference between the two.For what it's worth, I don't mind larger watches but don't want it to be cumbersome or look too large. I don't like the look on the Daytona on my wrist. I also don't want a very flashy watch which is why the Aquanaut stood out to me. I do have a rose gold Rolex and a Van C

Please help me decide on my first PAM
Hi there!After months of research Ive narrowed down my first Panerai purchase to the following:PAM 233 - Its a classic. No need to explain why I like it.PAM 533 - I love the brown dial, although its not domed like the 233 (I love the dome face). PAM 441 - I love the ceramic and all-black look. PAM 372 or 560 - Both are awesome, timeless. But I keep going back to the dome of the 233.Couple of questions for the experts:1. As far as the in-house movements are concerned, which one of the above has the best / newest movements? Which one would you recommend based solely on the movement?2. Im about 80% sure on the 233. But based on the choices above, which one would you choose and why?3. Any other PAMs I should consider, based on my choices above? THANKS so much for the help! I really cant decide which one to get and Im going nuts here.Cheers!f.