Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Calendrier Retrograde - sold

Hublot Launches Bode Bang With Charity Tennis Event
Four-time World Champion skier Bode Miller recently launched the new Hublot limited edition Bode Bang watch with a celebrity tennis match at Sutton East Tennis Club in New York City. The participants gathered to support Bode¡¯s relationship with the Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program. Following the Celebrity Challenge, Bode led a basic tennis clinic with 50+ kids and then, along with Hublot, (on behalf of the Turtle Ridge Foundation) donated $10,000 to the organization. Best known for his skill on the slopes, Bode also knows his way around a tennis court. ¡°My family played a lot when I was growing up. If I wasn¡¯t skiing professionally I think I¡¯d be playing tennis.¡± Bode Miller and his family started The Turtle Ridge Foundation in 2005. It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting health, diversity, and sustainable living through sports. In February 2009, Bode joined forces with Hublot to collaborate on design and development of the new Hublot Bode Bang limited edition

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~JB

The Monster is Here
I got home from work today and there was a package on my deck,so I brought it in and got my camera to get some shots of it:I was so excited to see the Orange Monster in person:The packaging was very well done and there was a brand new Seiko box inside,I opened it up and there it was:A brand new Seiko Diver,wrapped up very nicely in plastic,so I carefully removed it to take a few more shots:What a beautiful watch,I'm usually not into orange dials,but the dial on this one really fits the style.This is one mean looking watch.The fit and finish is flawless as expected for a Seiko and the lume compares to my Omega Seamaster,very bright.The bezel turns really smooth,it has a very precision feel to it.My first impression of this diver gets two big thumbs up I'll share my thoughts after a week or so to give a final review of it.I'm sure this is old hat to most of you guys,but this is my first Seiko diver,so I'm kind of excited a couple more pixs:

My new Seiko Coutura Big Date Chronograph (SPC061)
So this is my latest arrival and if you can believe it I actually won this watch from the Seiko USA website. The contest is still going by the way¡­goes thru the end of the year¡­here¡¯s the website: Countdown to 2011 | SEIKO WATCH CORPORATION if you¡¯d like to enter.Here are the specs:Model number:SPC061Item Shape:roundDial window material type:antireflective-sapphireDisplay Type:analogClasp:deployment-clasp-with-push-buttonCase material:stainless-steelCase diameter:43 millimetersCase Thickness:11.09 millimetersBand material:stainless-steelBand width:11 millimetersBezel material:stainless-steelBezel Function:stationaryCalendar:DateMovement:Japanese-QuartzWater resistant depth:330 FeetTo be perfectly up honest I probably would not have bought this watch for myself¡­at this point I¡¯m only buying automatics¡­ but for getting a watch worth about $350 for FREE I am definitely not complaining. So here are my impressions: I love the blue dial¡­the blue is very deep and changes color depending

On the Wrist Today- Tuesday 8/23/11
Invicta Reserve Subaqua Specialty 5218Swiss ETA 251.272 22 Jewel Quartz Chronograph 500M/WR