Hublot Classic Fusion Ceramic King Gold Black Dial Men's Watch 542.CO.1780.RX

The Montblanc Metamorphosis II Transforms Before Your Eyes (With Video)
At Hong Kong¡¯s Watches and Wonders Fair this year, Montblanc introduced the Metamorphosis II, a watch that takes its name quite literally. With the slide of a lever, it transforms: subdials retract to reveal a wholly different display and set of functions. Read on to see how it works. The Metamorphosis II further develops a concept from the Montblanc TimeWriter I: Metamorphosis, which Montblanc introduced in 2010. Now in a fully rounded rose-gold case with a 52-mm diameter, the Metamorphosis II provides a more classically elegant version of the transforming watch.?At first blush, the Metamorphosis II employs design cues drawn from other Montblanc dress watches. The dial has a regulator-like design: a seconds hand is mounted at the center, along with a retrograde minutes hand that arcs just slightly more than 180 degrees. At the top is a recessed hours subdial with Roman numerals. The subdial at 6 o¡¯clock shows the date, with the hand beneath a sapphire bridge. The main part of the dial

help i.d this one
hi folks had a nice little old lady stroll into the store yesterday with this oneim not at all familiar with the diffrent styles of longines ladies watches so i thought i would ask your help on this one.inside the back of the case it has the longines wittnauer (L&W) stamps and LW8196, then below that it has 60966 on the movement itself it has seventeen jewels - 5602, and the serial number looks like 52445513 the longines serial number ( if thats what it is ) looks to big for what i have access too, but it may be correct. it,s a very pretty watch that has 2 little dimond chips mounted, and a gold band that says finesse u.s.a. 1/20ICKT G.F. sorry the pictures arn't better, my camera isn't the bestshe had several other watches i need to do some detective work on as well but they probably need to be posted in another section laterthanks in advance allbuck

26405ce or 26400io
Hi folks,Coming over from the Pam and Rolex world, looking for my first AP ROO and torn between the new ceramic 26405ce or the titanium 26400io. I know I want 44mm, so the 26470s aren't in the running. I aware of & OK with the issues that some of the movements have, and I am not concerned about price difference, guessing potential future value, scratching the watch, or re-selling it. I see this as a desk-diving daily watch.While I know the answer to this question is usually The one that sings to you, I'm curious to hear comments or input from the new model ceramic and titanium owners that might highlight something I haven't thought about yet. My one concern IS that I have only tried on the 26400io in person. I haven't seen the 26405ce in person and fear I won't love it when I see it. The ceramic iteration isn't exactly sitting in abundance in the back rooms of the ADs... Happy to currently have this problem :) Thoughts?

Planet ocean 600m chrono...were is the serial number?
I bought a PO 600m chrono. I have looked all over the watch for the serial number and cant find it... Any idea where it is on this watch?

Got this today!
And this was the attachment.I¡¯m not bothered as I just want the watch. The stickers etc don¡¯t really bother me. But I know some of you guys they are really important.And discuss!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk