Hublot King Power Tourbillon GMT Skeleton Dial Ceramic Automatic Men's Watch 706.CI.1110.RX

Hi, I need some help
Hi am new to this. And i was wondering if i can get some help identifying this watch.It's a women' swiss watch. And i can't quite make out the year of it. Am hoping these images can help in finding out the value of this watch. If anybody can help me i would appreciate it very much! :DDSC00127.JPGDSC00125.JPG

I have the Bergeon 6767F, still not getting it.
I'm trying to replace the bracelet on my spouse's beater (surprise for Christmas) He really loves the watch¡ªhad to buy three to find the magic combination then the expansion bracelet that came on it broke. I have purchased two different Speidel bracelets and neither one, with all my might and main (and my Bergeon 6767F) will let me maneuver the spring bars into place. It is as though the watch lacks space on either side for the final bracelet link (each bracelet has spring loaded cuffs at the end to secure the fit, which seems to add to the thickness of the metal that must rest alongside the case.) Either the watch or the bracelet is too fat, the lugs aren't long enough, or the holes need to be nearer the ends of the lugs.I'm hoping there is a secret formula to solve this and would love to hear from the person who knows it! I would truly be ever in your debt. (There's no reason you should be different)I must say I find a distinct advantage to using a fine Swiss tool. The holes it pokes

My First Hammie In
Inbound the first Hammie to my collection a Multi Touch on a black leather strap. I have been looking at the Tissot T Touch for over a year because of the movement and the touch function. Didn't really like the style, but I found a Hamilton that has the same movement and tougher looking. Found a pre-loved for a great price, so I pulled the trigger. This version is no longer made. Description of the HAMILTON KHAKI MULTI-TOUCH WATCHBRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL CASE AND BUCKLEBLACK LEATHER STRAP BLACK DIAL & GRAY DIAL WITH COMPASS STAR LOGODIGITAL DISPLAY SCREEN AT THE 6:00 POSITIONWHITE HOUR AND MINUTE HANDSWHITE REGULAR NUMBER HOUR MARKERSNORTH, EAST, SOUTH, AND WEST MARKERS AROUND STAR LOGORED PICTURE MARKERS INDICATE TOUCH SCREEN FUNCTION FEATURES: METEO ALTIMETER CHRONOGRAPH COMPASS ALARM THERMOMETERDAY/MONTH WATER RESISTANTSAPPHIRE CRYSTALSWISS QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH MOVEMENTMODEL TYPE: KHAKI MULTI-TOUCHMODEL # H91514733CASE DIAMETER 42MMVendor's photos

New WatchTalkForums FAQ now available
Just letting everyone know that the WTF FAQ is now available for you in the FAQs And Guidelines & Rules forum.WatchTalkForums FAQ

Explorer II Time Setting?
What is the logic behind the 24-hour hand being adjoined to the minute hand rather than the hour hand?It's only been a few months with my Polar (216570) but I find it unintuitive to adjust the minutes or the 24 hour hand in parallel with the other hand. If I want to adjust the 24-hour hand I don¡¯t want my minute hand stopping. And if I don¡¯t wear my watch for a few days - sometimes I simply want to quickly set the hour hand and the minute hand but I have to remind myself that they are set independently.Is it just me or is there a good logical reason for this?