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One Million Dollar Watches: Hublot Big Bang UNICO Haute Joaillerie Collection
Everybody likes to receive a nice present to mark a special occasion. For my birthday, I got a new razor. For the 10th birthday of the Hublot Big Bang, the Nyon-based manufacture is giving you, the paying public, a little gift in the form of the Hublot Big Bang Unico Haute Joaillerie Collection. If you happen to have $1,000,000 burning a hole in your pocket, you are cordially invited to purchase one of Hublot’s ten anniversary creations, marking the release of the most significant watch the brand has ever produced.Love it or hate it (and there are few models that have so many passionate critics in each camp), the Hublot Big Bang is a staple in the watch world. So iconic is its shape, Hublot felt comfortable using it as a canvas for their latest madcap notions. New materials, new designs, new adornments… They all find their way onto the Hublot Big Bang. And this time, Hublot have pulled out all the stops to catch your attention. Or, if the wearer of one of these unique piece
Patek Philippe Nautilus 40th Anniversary 5711/1P Platinum Watch Hands-On
The Patek Philippe 5711 Nautilus in steel is one of the hottest luxury sports watches around. It is hard to get and typically goes for over retail price unless you want to spend several years (depending on where you are in the world) on a waiting list. Part of this is because Patek Philippe claims that only about 20% of their total watch production overall is in steel, and among the steel models the 5711 Nautilus is just one of those which Patek Philippe produces. It also happens to dole them out in small, balanced amounts to keep the market from being saturated. The watch pictured here, however, is not a steel Nautilus but rather the all-platinum reference 5711/1P that was produced as a limited edition at the end of 2016 for the 40th anniversary of the Nautilus watch collection overall. While the steel Nautilus has a retail price around $25,000, this 5711/1P costs more than four times that price. In addition to it being a limited edition (which of course ups the desirability level a b