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PostPosted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 5:37 am 
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Roffensian wrote:
Hublot have established a position for themselves that most non WIS would place higher than Breitling - c'est la vie.


I see. :oops:

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cRaSiAn1030 wrote:
Doesn't Hublot have three in house movements? Well, maybe more or less, but Im sure they had some in-house movements, right?


Hublot has no in house Calibre as CEO Jean-Claude Biver recently said. They are currently using the 7750 Valjoux movement. And they will not produced any for the foreseeable future.

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Hublot are unveiling their first in-house movement the Unico at Baselfair. Are they not?

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Mr.blingiwc wrote:
Hublot are unveiling their first in-house movement the Unico at Baselfair. Are they not?


No, they unveiled it last year and I mentioned that in the Hublot thread on February 14th - a discussion that F14D_Tomcat was part of. :roll:

They are rolling the first movement (1240) out into watches this year and have stated that they will continue to expand Unico going forward.


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Hey, I'm bringing this topic up again, but I'm asking for a bit more specifics.

I saw this post about last week:

Driver8 wrote:
Sadly I don't own this watch (nor have I, although I definitely want a RD someday), but for me, it's the Lemania 2310 base used in this Roger Dubuis Easy Diver Chronograph. Incidentally this is the same base movement used in couple of Patek Philippes, Vacheron & Constantins and Breguets.

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It was to my understanding that Pateks used in-house movements for all their watches, and I thought the same for RD watches as well. D8 noted that they use the same base movement of the one pictured, so how exactly does that make them in-house or worth the price(I know the "worth and value" argument, but that's not the point)?


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They aren't all completely in house. These are highly modified, but they are Lemania based in entry level models. Sure entry level is relative for a Dubuis, but there you go.


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