Hublot Big Bang Men's Watch 341.PB.131.RX

Basel Preview: Cuervo y Sobrinos Historiador Retrograde
The 40mm Historiador Retrograde case is a reproduction of an iconic original Cuervo y Sobrinos model produced during the 1940s and 1950s. The dial offers rich clous de Paris below distinctive blued hands. At 3, 6 9 are retrograde date, power reserve and retrograde day of the week indicators powered by a 42-jewel automatic movement. The engraved CYS oscillating weight can be viewed through the transparent case-back. Double curved crystals, typical of the 1950s, plus 3 ATM water resistance and a Louisiana crocodile strap with deployant buckle complete the package.The U.S. price is $4,400.Technical features appear below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical Features: Automatic movement: CYS 24030 jewels/42 hr power reserve40 mm Stainless steel case/9.9 mm heightApplied CYS emblem at 12.00¡°Clous de Paris¡± dial with blue handsFunctions: Hours, minutes, seconds, day of the week, Retrograde date and power reserve.

SIHH: Something (Really) Big From Panerai: Mare Nostrom 52mm Special Edition
Mare Nostrum is the chronograph that Officine Panerai supplied to the Italian Navy in 1943. Very few prototypes were produced ¨C almost certainly three in total ¨C of which first all trace, and then all relative documentation, was lost following the flood that hit Florence in 1966. Panerai’s discovery of one of the prototypes – now part of the collections at the Officine Panerai Museum in Florence – enabled creation of a new Mare Nostrum in a single edition of just 99 examples that reproduce the original almost exactly, with a few improvements. This new edition measures 52mm in diameter and, unlike the original, it offers a sapphire display back. The case is actually tonneau shaped, but looks round due to the wide, flat bezel. The watch is guaranteed watertight to 30 meters, consistent with the original, which was not intended for use under water.Like the original, this new Mare Nostrum uses a hand-wound mechanism: OP XXV caliber, deriving from a Minerva caliber from Pa

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These are the original litographs from the first "European Cities" series.And what would be more suitable then to start this series with this picture.....:)

Emergency in for service
Hi guys, i havent been here in a long time,but i figured i come by and ask this question. I went to BUSA this past Thursday and dropped off my E for service (it died a few months ago).They had said they would e-mail me with an estimate within a few days and found an est. was sent to me yesterday but it had no dollar amount. I e-mailed back to ask for an est. with the amount and got a responce in 10min. (wow),anyway she said it was the correct est. because the watch was under warranty ???I purchased it used from someone on another forum and i know it is about 6 years old...so why would it still be under warranty? It was serviced a few years ago (i think it was 3 yrs),but i just dont know what the warranty period is on either the last service,and or the factory original warranty???Does anyone know the answer to this?Thanks in advance,and have a great weekend!

Rolex prototype
Remember that white gold sub that went for the highest price ever for a sub. https://.hodinkee/articles/wh...cord-christiesDoes any else have info or pictures of more Rolex prototypes, I¡¯m sure Rolex has most them and I don¡¯t know how that one got out thier hands. I find this interesting and was wondering if any of the knowledgeable folk have any more of info to share. Let¡¯s get on a weird path lol