Not Just a Phase: The Hublot Classic Fusion Aeromoon
Hublot introduced a new landmark for the brand this January: its first moon-phase watch. The Hublot Classic Fusion Aeromoon prominently displays the phases of the moon on its skeletonized dial.The Hublot Classic Fusion Aeromoon places its moon-phase display just beneath the hands at 6 o’clock. The partially frosted subdial obscures the moon’s passage so that only its current phase can be seen. It shows two convex spherical moons, which appear and disappear in keeping with passage of the 29.5-day lunar month. This subdial is 13 mm in diameter.Around this subdial is a simple date display. To complete the calendar, the day and month are shown on two skeletonized disks in the top half of the dial, which turn to show their current values just beneath 12 o’clock. The case middle has four integrated buttons that can be used to correct the calendar. Clockwise from 2 o’clock, they modify the month, moon, date and day.The Aeromoon movement is HUB 1131, an automatic manufa

15400ST Bezel Screws
Hi guys,I'd appreciate your input on the quality of the alignment and spacing of the screws on the bezel of the watch in the picture below. I have some concerns, but don't know if I'm imagining things or my standards are too high (!). I'm sorry the photo isn't bigger or better quality but it's all I have right now. You'll probably have to zoom in to see the screws properly.Thanks in advance for any feedback.15400ST_1 Blue.JPG

Anyone dealt with Windsor Jewelers?
Hi folks,Been lurking here and reading while trying to decide between a AT w/ 8500 or a PO w/ 2500. Thanks so much for all the excellent info and discussion.Having finally decided on the AT, I attempted to place my order with Windsor Jewelers, purportedly in Dyer, Indiana. I chose Windsor from a number of online sites because of their seriously low price (discount of 46% on the watch + 10% on all orders).They do not claim to be an AD but DO claim that their watches are all purchased from AD's and thus the OM warranty is effective, etc.I tried to place my order via telephone and could not get anything but an answering machine.So, I decided to see how it would be to place an online order. After filling out all the registration information (name, rank, serial number) I got to the point that I expected to be asked for my credit card info, only to be prompted to Check your email.The email says that in order to provide their customers with these amazing prices, the only way I can pay for

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I currently own a LE QoS PO. I initially intended to flip it tomorrow for a PAM 111. Today a shipment arrived and it was 3 nato straps and a carbon fiber leather strap, all which I ordered a while ago. They're 20mm and won't do any good on the PO, nor on the Panerai.I've also recently been playing with the thought of getting a SMP, a smaller watch for daily wear, which I can play with along with the natos and straps.1.jpgThe thing is I can't afford all the above. I can either flip the PO for the PAM or keep the PO and get a Quartz, black SMP.2.jpgWhat do you guys think I should do? Oh and I know this sounds lame but if the rumours are true and the next 007 would have a Rolex, would my QoS PO be any more valuable, since it's that last Bond watch?

Mind if I "chime" in??
Wanted to share a pic of this 5078P with its gorgeous enamel dial. Though very simply and understated, it's truly a work of art!