Invicta Venom Chronograph Blue Dial Blue Polyurethane Men's Watch 14465

Hublot's Masterpiece (MP) Watch Collection
Sponsored PostLong known for its Big Bang, Classic Fusion and King Power models, Hublot¡¯s unique MP collection was first unveiled at the Geneva Trade Show in January 2011 with the introduction of the ¡°MP-01.¡± These record-breaking pieces are made possible by a team of 30 developers and engineers devoted entirely to grand complications and extraordinary movements. The collection accurately reflects Hublot¡¯s Chairman, Jean-Claude Biver¡¯s statement: ¡°More watchmaking, more mastery, more innovation¡­¡±The first ¡°Masterpiece,¡± the MP-01, was limited to 100 pieces and was a barrel-shaped titanium watch with a curved chronograph movement and a 10-day power reserve made possible by three barrels working consecutively. Developed and manufactured entirely by Hublot¡¯s dedicated team, the timepiece is composed of 384 components and 43 jewels.Since 2011, several more ground breaking timepieces have come out as part of this collection, including the MP-02 Key of Time, which allows wearers to modulate

Another identity question: Gamma
I picked up an old "GAMMA" watch today at an estate sale. Unusually, it seems to have an all-stainless case with a screw-in back. The crystal, of course, is acrylic. The dial says "Gamma" and "17 jewels - shock protected" and "Swiss Movt". The back has no markings at all. The case is 35mm diameter (not counting lugs or crown). The crown is unmarked. I've Googled & eBay'd for this name and found absolutely nothing. I don't have the right tool to remove the back - it has tiny flutes (ala Rolex) rather than notches. Has anyone seen such an animal before? Approximate age & worth? The movement is manual-wind, not automatic, but it does run.When I got it, the crystal was burned (cigarette?). I've buffed & polished out the burn marks, and it looks surprisingly good.If needed, I'll be happy to take & post some photos.Thanks - Boomzilla

I got you babe! Hamiltons of the Groundhog Day - 2/2/11
Hello Phil!! Did he see his shadow today? I'll take my Perry today and so Phil wants tomorrow again, and again and again

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5167 winding question
I was setting the date and when I went to wind the watch to power the reserve, I noticed that there were several moments when there was no resistance at all. The crown would just spin without the usual grinding sound that indicates it is winding. It would just turn, silently, without any resistance. I have a few months on the warranty... should I take it is or is this normal?Thanks, gents, for any insight.