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Hublot Oceanographic 4000 M Diver Hands-On
Back in January of 2011 I caught a glimpse of a early prototype version of a strange looking Hublot. The case was really big (by Hublot standards), and it has a sci-fi looking black and green dial. I also noticed a large closing cap over one of the crows, and a beefy stance that made me wonder if it was even a real watch. This later turned about to be the Hublot Oceanographic 4000m (4000 M) Diver watch, but I didn’t learn that for a few more months. After some time reflecting on the piece, I now reflect on this ‘Uber-blot’ watch.No modern brand really needs an excuse to create a diver’s watch. Such models are ‘expected’ parts of a well-rounded range of pieces in any brand’s collection. Of course you need a diver. Though it looks a lot better when you do have a reason to create one, or least you can think of a reason. I don’t know how long Hublot has been planning on making a diver, but I suspect it has been for a few years. The big questi
Watch This Interview With George Daniels On Watchmaking, Design, Technique & More
George Daniels needs no introduction. If you agree with this statement, skip to the second paragraph. If you don’t, then here goes. George Daniels is among the all-time greatest talents in watchmaking and a definitive character in modern horology. His pocket- and wristwatches are admired and coveted around the world and his books are must-haves and must-reads for watch lovers and watchmakers around the world. Although Daniels’ work is well-documented and is in ways even carried on by the Isle of Man workshop of Roger Smith, it is still exceedingly rare that we can see the man at work. It was Roger Smith who shared this video.After watching it all in one go, feeling like I haven’t blinked once in 29 minutes, I was trying to determine what made this video so special-to my eyes at least, and hopefully yours as well. I concluded that its magic is in the fact that Daniels is seen here at the prime of his watchmaking career; earnest at work and devoted to the last and fines