Zenith Defy Xtreme Black Skeleton Dial Titanium Men's Watch 9505274021.02M

New from Baselworld 2014: Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon Skull
Hublot, the watch brand known for its “fusion” of materials, unveils another new case material ¡ª and some very eye-catching design elements in the movement¡ª with its Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon Skull, the latest in its series of “skull” watches, introduced at the recent Baselworld 2014 watch fair.The material that Hublot uses for the case, bezel and crown of the Classic Fusion Tourbillon Skull is a type of ceramic-coated aluminum that is created through a treatment called MAO (Microarc Oxidation). The process involves surface conversion via plasma discharge in an electrolyte bath, forming a surface that is hard, dense and adhesive. The material’s micro-blasted finish, which gives this watch’s cases their distressed look, comes from manual sanding, ensuring that each case has a unique finish. The material (which Hublot has referred to as “ceramized aluminum”) has a hardness rating of around 1,000 Vickers, is highly resistant to corros

A Week On The Wrist: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver
100 feet underwater isn't the best place to start wondering if you’ve properly screwed the crowns on a $17,100 mechanical timepiece. I had double- and triple-checked the seals and springbars back on land, while suiting up for a dive on the Hilma Hooker wreck in Bonaire, but just to be sure, I gave them another twist. I descended the sloping reef to the capsized ship, a freighter that sank in 100 feet of water not long after it was seized by authorities who had discovered 25,000 pounds of marijuana hidden aboard. Along with me was no ordinary dive watch - this was the Royal Oak Offshore Diver, the 2010 release from vaunted Le Brassus manufacture Audemars Piguet, with the lovely automatic calibre 3120 inside. It would be a crime against horology to flood this baby.The Royal Oak Version 2.0The ROO Diver represents a milestone for AP, just like the original Royal Oak did 39 years ago. Introduced in 1972 with the help of Gerald Genta it was the first true luxury sports watch, a st

Am I crazy ??
Can't afford it and probably even if I could, couldn't wear it LOLBut this is imo the most interesting Panerai made in years !I love the looks ! the dial, bezel, case, it's amazing.simple but amazing300 pce and the true collectors item for every panerai lover BUT 60 mm makes it for 90% of us impossible to wear.Would you buy a watch you love but will probably wear less than 1 week per year ? Does it give you enough satisfaction, just knowing that you own a real collectors piece, being able to look at it every evening but not being able to wear it.(or only at Panerai GTG and probably Halloween :) :) :))Would you buy it if you could ??Remember this is probably a once in a lifetime oppurtunity. It wouldn( surprice me at all if those pieces would sell for at least the double once they left the AD.some pics : credits to Nicolas from the purists

Incoming before the long weekend
This is always been my grail watch. But finally i can get my hand on this watch, but im still havent used to the weight of this watch, this watch simply makes the stainless steel model feels light. But im liking the weight of this watch more and more. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking for a new Omega
Hey all,I recently offloaded my 2254.50 so I can move on to the next piece. I enjoyed owning the 2254.50 and believe it is one of the best pieces ever made by Omega but felt that I didn't have a connection with it like I thought I would. That said, if you want one, I *strongly* recommend you purchase it!Back on topic, I have been looking for a piece to take its place. I have culled my collection over the last 12 months with my remaining daily pieces being a Seamaster 2551.80(20th birthday gift and is way to small for my wrist even though I wear it often) and my Rolex GMT-Master II 116710LN. I also have a few beaters that I wear in the evenings/weekends like a Swiss Army Victorinox, and a couple G-Shocks.I am stuck between a Speedmaster Moon watch (no specific ref #; any one), a Speedmaster Numbered Edition, a Planet Ocean or Aquaterra. My strongest emotions are directed toward the Moon Watch then the Numbered Edition. The other issue I have is, my budget is on the lower end of these wa