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Hublot is extremely delighted to adorn ladies¡¯ wrists with its new HLC3 and HLC4 watches
The Swiss luxury watch brand Hublot is extremely delighted to adorn ladies' wrists with its new HLC3 and HLC4 watches. As their names suggest, these fascinating novelties are powered by mechanical HLC movements, partially displayed on the dials.Radiating with impeccable understatement, the women's watches are proposed with 41 mm round-shaped cases. They are sculptured either in 18k white or pink gold.

Citizen Calibre 8700 Thoughts?
I am looking at the Citizen Calibre 8700. I am wondering if anyone has owned or has any experience with the watch. Did you have to send it back to the factory a lot, how accurate is it? The usual questions. And if you didnt like it, do you have any reccomendations for watches in the similar price range. Thanks!!

Just purchased a quad Brookstone winder - SW200 and ETA movement differences?
I went to Orbitas website looking for some of the specs on winding most automatic watches. They dont give you as much info as I expected. All of the others say TPD under all the categories for Invicta watches. I thought that was strange. Some of the ETA's are covered but say nothing on Sellita SW200 SW500 movements. Anyway, I set my watches with the ETA 2894-2 and 2824-2 movements at recommended settings of 650 TPD bi-directional, the winder has a 133 second interval from start to start. This all seems to be right on track. No problems.On the other winder I was using I had my 9937OB set where it would rotate clockwise for 5 min then counter clockwise for 5 min continuously for 3 hours and then rest for 9 hours then start all over again. It worked fine for the 9937OB and the other COSC certified Sellita movements I have. But when I set them on 650 TPD on the Brookstone winder they seem to need more than 650 TPD to keep them up and running. I went to get the 9937 off the winder and it ha

Omega PO vs. Girard Perragaux Seahawk, anyone with experience?
I am currently looking to add to my collection and have settled on one of these two choices. I am looking at preowned and found a 42mm Omega PO (orange bezel) and 42mm Girard Perragaux Seahawk II with the reserve de marche feature. I very much like the look of both and prices are similar (PO is a little cheaper but it is on rubber and the Seahawk is on metal hence the slightly higher cost of the Seahawk). My daily wearer now is a no date sub so I would be sharing wrist time with that. I like sport watches, and I'm looking for something that I can wear with OR scrubs and jeans/casual, so it doesn't have to be a watch for all seasons. I have a dress watch when called for. I swim with my watch but I don't dive with it, so differences in water resistance aren't a big concern. My only experience with either brand is a 1950s seamaster I own which is obviously a different beast. Anyone have experience with both and some recommendations?Thanks.

ice blue dial?
Does Rolex sell the 41mm ice blue dial separately