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Watch What-If: Omega Speedmaster
"Watch What-If" is a special column on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer that asks the playful question "what if an iconic watch you know and love was offered in a different style?" The idea embraces a good timepiece's core design and has fun by offering new colors and material concepts to stimulate your senses. These ideas may be provocative, artistic, or just plain silly. This is about fun, Photoshop, and the celebration of wrist watch design and experimentation. The original design we work off will always be at the bottom of the article. The designs are brought to life by Beau Hudspeth who does the artwork and conception after he and I choose the models and styles to focus on. These special design experiments are extremely time consuming and labor intensive but we hope you enjoy the results. Ideas and comments are more than welcome. Enough response may even lead to a round two of design of the same watch - so please comment below. You are also encouraged to suggest watches that make it into

Help needed on watch prices
Hi ive been offered a few watches straight swap for one of mine just wanted to know witch would be the best one to go for as i will deffo be selling it when the new green sub comes out so basically i want to know what one i can sell for the most and the easyest at the end of the year watches are.rolex deep sea 2010rolex sub tt 2009 but not the ceramic versionrolex daytona 2006 tt with black facerolex daydate 18ct 18038any help would be great thanks

Thinking of a Pam, seeking input please
I'm considering the purchase of my first Pam. Heck, to say I'm new to the brand is an understatement. Want proof? I'm not even sure if describing the watches I'm looking at as "Pam" is accurate. I mean, I'm still a bit unclear on what that moniker is derived from. Is it meant to describe all of their watches broadly, or a particular model line?In any case, I shall press on! :DI'm looking at the following watches and wanted some input from the august crowd on hand here.Option 1 is a Panerai Radiomir (Am I correct that this is a 210?):Option 2 is a Panerai Luminor Base:No idea what that logo on this second watch is. Looks to my eye to be a stylized "GP", but I can't really tell from the images on the site.I'm ot really sure what the main differences are between these two model sof watch, other than the obvious style differences. I know the first one is a manual wind watch (which I kinda like), and I *think* option two is an automatic.Now, this is where you guys come in. I'm tryin

Fakes,fakes.....
Too many fakes in this World,my dear friends...Today I saw a nice AP Royal Oak-in fact,I had an offer to buy it,as a known watch-fan in my community:D:DIt looked really genuine.He offered it to me for 500 Euros,which-taking into account the price&quality of this master-piece,I was willing to pay.However, we went together to a local AD..he opened the case-back...and we saw Miyota-Japan It turned out to be just a replica...he then dropped the price in 100 EUR.I answered I would`nt take it even he give it to me for free.I was very mad and nervous....

The Incredible Shrinking Hublot
from europastar:By Keith W. Strandberg In the watch world, where bigger is better, it's nice to see something downsized for a change. Hublot, who has been one of the brands leading the ¡®big¡¯ charge, is introducing a new, smaller size Big Bang, one that supports the charity work of the Smiling Children Foundation. Hublot supports the projects of the Foundation, whose objective is to help young girls and women in Morocco and Afghanistan. At a special press conference in January of this year, Jean-Claude Biver, CEO of Hublot, along with Cherie Blair, and Yann Borgstedt, Founder of Smiling Children, introduced the new Big Bang, a special 38mm diameter design with a white dial, a purple second hand and 126 diamonds around the bezel. Part of the proceeds of the sales of this new Smiling Children Big Bang will be donated to the Foundation.Hublot and Biver have a soft spot for children and have shown their support for many different charities that work with children, including its own MDM (¡®Ha