Roger Dubuis Excalibur Chronograph/D.S.R. NEW

Fabulous Hublot Big Bang Polo de Paris Watch
I am amazed at events just how much the Big Bang watch may have a special, limited edition of and still seem to sense. Whether music, culture, racing, or here, Polo, the collection of the Big Bang has a limited-edition for the opportunity to watch. No design is as versatile, window seems to have offshore with their ability to be everywhere, all the time mark to view image. Watch here began as a record, where a game of Polo had a team getting 80 goals, in an event sponsored by the window. Called the " Hublot, Perfect Polo Match ", this statement is placed at the back of the image on the exhibition Sapphire Crystal. "Paris" of the name watch part has to do with the fact that the Memorial match was held in Paris.

What color strap
For a Datejust with a grey dial? Suggestions, pics appreciated. Or, is it not cool to strap a Datejust?

Fun with the Camera
Here a few more pics of the SKX173. I just felt like goofing off with the camera tonight.

The long path to my most recent vintage ref. 866 Ingenieur...
Though I have posted this on a couple of other IWC forums, I figured that one or two of you who have not seen it, might find it to be of interest.The first model to seriously lure me into vintage watch collecting was the ref. 666 Ingenieur. I was strongly drawn to its clean design ¨C simple, well-balanced, functional, yet also clearly high-quality. The history of IWC, and more specifically the development of the Ingenieur line was another attraction, including, of course, the Albert Pellaton designed cal. 85x series movements, and the extraordinary antimagnetic properties of the cases.I¡¯m also happy to admit that I was very attracted to the iconic lightning bolt logo, which is not only aesthetically pleasing to my eye, but also instantly sets the model line apart from all others. It was a brilliantly simple marketing device, as the both the name and design of the logo implied the technical importance of the model line in succinct, handsome, and eye-catching terms.I bought and sold a few

Potentially dumb questions about the Datejust 41
Hey everyone, 1st off, I just recently joined this forum and I'm impressed with the caliber of decorum/courtesy/helpfulness here. Who am I? Basically a kid in his mid-40's who has been a long-time Submariner fanatic. My question is kinda odd so please bear with me... I never took a liking to the DJ until the new SS DJ 41 debuted at Basel last year. Since then it's been on my drool list; it seems my taste is evolving, either that or I'm just finally getting old (ha!). The thing holding me back is whether or not it's wearable with really casual outfits: T-shirt, jeans or shorts. I'm talking REALLY casual, I never - and I mean never dress up. I rarely wear collared shirts or polos. Any feedback would be appreciated. That damn blue dial haunts my dreams. If I may throw in a second question, jubillee vs oyster bracelet? Once again, I'm worried the jubilee might bee too dressy with super casual wear, but I could be wrong. I know all of this is subjective, but please indulge me, thanks.