[banie01]

Originally Posted by teotwawki

It's a big bang.

Thanks for that knew the cavalry would be along

[unkel]

Originally Posted by teotwawki

It's a big bang.

The Hublot Big Bang is favored by many ‘new money’ customers like soccer players, rappers, and the real estate broker down the street who recently made a small fortune

[Fitz II]

Originally Posted by unkel

The Hublot Big Bang is favored by many ‘new money’ customers like soccer players, rappers, and the real estate broker down the street who recently made a small fortune

No money and no taste - buy an Invicta.
A bit of money and no taste - buy a Hublot.
Loads of money and no taste - buy a Richard Mille.

[893bet]

Originally Posted by unkel

The Hublot Big Bang is favored by many ‘new money’ customers like soccer players, rappers, and the real estate broker down the street who recently made a small fortune

I suspect a lot of those are paid to wear them?

[micks_address]

Stowa are doing an advent calendar type sale if anyone interested

https://www.stowa.de/en/Christmas+sa...iling_13769300

[Fitz II]

Originally Posted by micks_address

Stowa are doing an advent calendar type sale if anyone interested

https://www.stowa.de/en/Christmas+sa...iling_13769300

Thats a pretty good gimmick....nice one

[Ionised]

If memory serves, Nomos did something similar last year with a competition entry each day in December (not that I won anything).

[Cyclingtourist]

TTWC has a good video up that might interest the military aviation watch-buffs here.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mZxth143NHw&t=240s

[Ionised]

Originally Posted by Ionised

If memory serves, Nomos did something similar last year with a competition entry each day in December (not that I won anything).

Doing it again this year too... https://nomos-glashuette.com/en/advent-calendar

[unkel]

Thinking of Jesse's birthday present to Walt, I tried on a blue Monaco (€5,450 iirc ) in Weir's of Dundrum today. Beautiful watch, but just a bit, eh, square

[oxocube]

Originally Posted by Cyclingtourist

TTWC has a good video up that might interest the military aviation watch-buffs here.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mZxth143NHw&t=240s

Wow. I was not expecting that

[Wibbs]

Originally Posted by oxocube

Wow. I was not expecting that

Yeah he's definitely very good at this stuff. Very well produced vid. Though the history was more than a little flawed *pedant*.

[micks_address]

Originally Posted by Wibbs

Yeah he's definitely very good at this stuff. Very well produced vid. Though the history was more than a little flawed *pedant*.

High production value..he seems to repeat the narration from the cutaway segments which is a bit annoying

[2shea]

Originally Posted by Cienciano

There's a reason why g-shocks are popular with builders. Handy to have for certain activities

Quartz is king! Perfect for an actual "tool" watch.

A much better everyday option then a mechanical watch. A solar quartz is as good as it gets if you ask me. Accurate, robust, cheap, lasts for 15 years without replacing the capacitor and it's always ready to go even when you left it off your wrist for a week.

I love my mechanical watches dont get me wrong. But right now my 38mm Citizen Promaster tough Titanium ecodeive 300m watet resistant
With micro ratcheting clasp is just my ultimate tool, GADA watch.

[unkel]

I prefer that watch on the left