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Absolute Transparency: Hublot Big Bang Unico Sapphire
Hublot has long been known for its bold use of non-conventional materials and combinations of materials in its watch cases; several years ago, the brand even created its own scratch-resistant “Magic Gold” alloy that it has since used in several watch models. This year, Hublot makes horological history with the first large-scale series of watches with cases cut from pure sapphire blocks.Up until now, only a few one-of-a-kind pieces or extremely limited series of watches ¡ª Richard Mille’s RM 56-02 and Hublot’s own MP05 LaFerrari Sapphire among them ¡ª have been available commercially with pure sapphire cases. The Hublot Big Bang Unico Sapphire, launching at Baselworld 2016 in March, will be an edition of 500 pieces ¡ª still exclusive, but offering an extremely difficult-to-make timepiece on a much larger scale. The middle, bezel, and back of the 45-mm-diameter case are cut from blocks of sapphire, which Hublot reminds us is nearly as hard and scratch-resistant as di

Jumped right in; now I want to know if I keep what I have or sell and start over?
I became interested in mechanical watches about five months ago. Have slowly learned a few things, but mostly jumped right in and with a somewhat limited disposable budget, started buying watches that "seemed" like good deals on Ebay.All are new. I have 5-Citizen Eco-drives, 4-Invicta Pro Divers, 1-Invicta Speedway II, 2-Seiko automatic 21 -jewel, 1-Citizen Eagle automatic 21-jewel, and a few really cheap watches like my first, an AK Homme auto because it "looked nice" for around $30. Which is amazingly accurate for a $30.00 mechanical watch. Regardless, are any of these worth keeping? I have been thinking in my limited purchase range, that vintage Tissot or Omegas are the way to start, seeing them on Ebay often selling for as little as $100-$150 sometimes. Suggestions?

Seiko Sports 100 bezel replacement 8229-602A
Please help, can anyone tell me how to measure the diameter of my watch, so I can possibly purchase a replacement bezel, I think this watch does not have a specific bezel for it, i think I can purchase a large or medium pepsi bezel. This watch is perfect, except the bezel is severely scratched. Do I measure bezel outside or inside or crystal, etcIn addition, since I am trying to purchase replacement bezel, how can I remove the bezel. I do not think it is the type that rotates, I think it is for reference only. Is it "pressed" on or does it have screws on the inside of case or does it screw down around the crystal (if so right hand or left hand threads)? Any help would be great.

AP 15450ST Concerns?
I¡¯ve had a 15300 before and kinda regret selling it. However the bracelet always felt a tad too wide for my 6,3¡± wrist. Been researching about this 15450 but had some fears that it would be too small, bracelet too dainty, hard hit on the resale value bla bla bla. Today I pulled the trigger on a white dialed 15450st. It is none of what I feared it would be. It is not too small and bracelet fit was amazing. It wears almost like my 39mm explorer 1. So you folks who has been considering this size but had fears and concerns, dont worry. This 15450 is a timeless piece done right. Unless of course you¡¯re 7 foot tall with 7¡± wrist. But yea I¡¯ll post some pics that hopefully might enable some of you to grab one too.

Oysterflex on Daytona C.....love it!
Just put my new a Oysterflex on my 116500 today. Took a while to get the correct fitting combo.....but worth the wait. Thanks to Takuya (Thanh Do) for getting me the correct straps and his patience....also, Chadridv for his helpful tips. I have 7” wrists so the combo that worked for me is E-E & E-G with a minor adjustment at the clasp.