andrewluff
[Hublot Moderator]
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Nice review FX...
To be brutally honest, it actually bores me a little bit.
What do we see on this version, just some lume for when it is dark and once it is charged up in a bright light. Don't get me wrong, the HM3 is an iconic piece but have lost count how many different versions we have seen of this watch from the original, the sidewinder, the frog, the jewelled frog, the rebel, the Sarpaneva range, Megawind... maybe a good time to bow out... just a bit more low key than fireworks!
Cheers
Andrew
More posts:
Hands on review of the MB&F HM3 Megawind Final Edition
Even the best things have an end: HM3 bows out with its latest variant, the Magawind Final Edition. It is not a trivial event for MB & F because over the years, the HM3 had become the most representative watch of the brand and at the same time the most fa...
Goodbye from HM3 PuristS' Frog
FrX, Thanks for the report. The PuristS 10th HM3 Chocolate Frog says farewell too. It looks so different from the HM3 Megawind because the "eyes" are a different shape :googlie frog eyes versus truncated turret eyes... Regards, MTF ...
Nice review FX...
To be brutally honest, it actually bores me a little bit. What do we see on this version, just some lume for when it is dark and once it is charged up in a bright light. Don't get me wrong, the HM3 is an iconic piece but have lost count how many different...
