Hublot BIG BANG KING POWER UNICO DIAMOND KING GOLD PAVe LIMITED ED.

Ebel Classic Hexagon 41mm
Ebel is introducing a new, smaller version of the Classic Hexagon that measures 41mm in diameter, compared with 45.5mm for the original version. The new model is not specifically tagged as a ladies model, but the press materials say “Although originally dedicated to men, the new Classic Hexagon watches are just as happy to wrap themselves around a feminine wrist.” Like the original Hexagon, the smaller models feature a one-piece “monohull” case that is shaped to fit the wrist. The watch is a simple three-hand design with center seconds and a large date at 3 o’clock. Black and white dials are available. The movement is an automatic ETA 2896. Additional technical information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.EBEL Classic Hexagon 41 mmMovement: ? Large date: automatic movement manufactured in Switzerland (ETA 2896)Case:? Material: stainless steel? Dimensions: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.5 mm? Finishing: alternating brushed/polished? Water-

Grail incoming!
I've been over the Pinehurst ever since I first saw the one on Will's website. I've seen four of them on eBay or other sites over the last ten years, but they are waaay out of my price comfort zone. Well, Bryan listed this one on his site yesterday. Tomorrow it will be on its way to me. And my Cambridge will be on its way to him. Kinda sad to see it go, but the decision wasn't that difficult. The Cambridge was an inexpensive opportunity I couldn't pass up when it was listed on eBay with a ridiculously low BIN. I liked it alot, but I've never used the emoticons above when posting about it. One grail down, and one to go (K-475).all photos by B. Girouard

Hamilton's - Just Shopping..6 Interesting Models
Some interesting...some not......

Longines HydroConquest Chrono quartz review
This is my new beauty:Ok, lets see what we've got here...1. The packet:A semi-glossy pale beige cardboard cubic box hides a more luxurious package. The watch, all covered in protective plastics sleeps tightly in a leathery box. There is a set of manuals and a warranty booklet that includes a warranty card (2 years) in the rear.2. The watch:Thats the most heavy timepiece I've ever had! About 183 grams in all (with 3 bracelet pieces taken off), thats a quite heavy watch, even for my standards. I've had other full stainless steel (type 316L) watches but this one seems more solid and hefty (probably its the quartz caliber mechanism that makes the difference).Most of its case is made of polished ss as are the three subdial rings in the dial. The bracelet features a complication of brushed and polished parts and the folding clasp is made of brushed ss. There are 2 engravings on the folding clasp, one that bears the Longines logo and another one that states the diving level water resistance c

Can you help me identify this PP?
Hello, Apologies for the sub-par photo. This was my grandfather's manual-wind Patek. It was bought for him sometime between 1985 and 1987, but I don't know what model it is (no papers). I'm hoping someone knowledgeable can help me identify it. Not that I plan on selling it, just curious. Thanks!