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Hublot Classic Fusion Watches
How do you create a classic? The statement in and of itself shouldn't make sense as classic things develop over long periods of time. Such "instant classics" are merely good designs that appeal to many people. What I am talking about is literally making a bona fide classic in the time it takes most people to simply develop a product. I can't say I fully understand how, but Jean-Claude Biver at Hublot has turned the Big Bang watch line into a classic over the period of just a few years - but he did.In 2004 almost nobody had heard of Hublot. Suddenly a short time later we see the birth of a phenomenon. Literally the 'big bang' of the Big Bang. Now, about 5 years later after the product launched, you couldn't count how many Big Bang models there have on the fingers of all the people at a crowded party. What each new watch had in common was a certain pure sense of connection to each other. They each had the same distinct DNA, and the brand forced the core design in the realm of being a cla

Wow, I'm sitting on a bundle of cash!
And so are Steve and Kyle if these waffle dial caliber 355's have shot up to double & triple what they were selling for a few months ago:VINTAGE OMEGA SEAMASTER BUMPER AUTO DATE ON 6 S/S WATCH | eBayOmega Seamaster 1952 Date at 6 Excellant Condition!!!! - eBay (item 280660931885 end time May-16-11 11:39:10 PDT)OMEGA SEAMASTER GUILLOCHE DATE AT SIX 6 GOLD AND STEEL - eBay (item 120710240333 end time May-10-11 10:37:59 PDT)I need to stop trolling the 'Bay. Either I'm getting too jaded or sellers are getting too crazy with their asking prices. Hey, you don't even need a correct crown or mint dial to ask these extraordinary prices!

Omega Co-Axial Movements
Hi all, wondering whether someone could help me.I am aware that Omega prior to (and slightly during) the 21st century have used ETA movements but have since switched to Co-Axial movements. Are all co-axial movements in house?Are just some considered in house?Or are none whatsoever considered in house?Due to my family's history (my great grand father developed anti-magnetic technology for the British saving thousands of allied lives because their subs were previously being blown up from magnetic triggered mines) I am interested in buying an anti magnetic piece. I like the Milgauss but I already have a Rolex and would like to add an Omega to my collection. Would the movement within this watch be considered in house? .chrono24.au/omega/sea...-id4422875.htm

OP26 and OP31 case diemsions needed please
Good day everyone. I am looking to buy my wife an OP26 176200 or OP31 177200 black stick dial. There are no dealers where I live so I am after case dimensions so I can determine which one fits her better. She likes smaller watches so please no one suggest a 34 or 36mm because that would just be ridiculous. She does not like large watches. I put my 39mm Explorer on her and it was pretty comical to say the least. If anyone can please assist in providing approximate case dimensions that would be an immense help.

If 007 went back to Rolex, what watch would he wear?
Sub, SD43, Daytona, or GMT?