Hey, welcome back to JazTime. JazTime.com is an online store that buys, sells, and trades authentic luxury watches. We make these videos so you can easily choose the best watch for yourself in the comfort of your own home. We offer the lowest prices anywhere online, and if you'd like to know the price, simply click the links in the description below. We greatly appreciate if you purchase your next watch from us at JazTime.com. Today, we'll be going over an Hublot. A model known as the Tutti Frutti Apple, reference number 341.PG.2010.LR.1922. reference number 341.PG.2010.LR.1922. Sometimes add the word apple to the end of that, but that's basically what it is. We'll be going over the case, the dial, bezel, the crown functions, chronograph functions, and the strap. And I'll be giving you my thoughts as I wear the watch at the end of the video. Now, first of all, we'll be doing an unboxing to show you, well, how much I actually appreciate Hublot, and their packaging design. Now, rather understated on the front, just a sort of like, nice reflective foil for their logo on the front there. But as you open it up, it's actually a little bit more than that. All right, so here's the box with the watch inside it, we have the warranty card on the inside of that little sleeve. And actually, let me open this up here because this is another interesting point that we have about the Hublot packaging here. We have sort of this porthole on this front here, and that's very much basically what you get with every Hublot watch. Not just on the box, but also the watch itself. You have these eight shaped screws, as you would find on the bezel of every Hublot watch. So, very interesting there. And also with that porthole construction, what you can do is effectively have your watch on display, as you keep it nice and protected within the box here, all right? So anyway, here's the watch itself, nice and wrapped up, all right. There you go, and I'll be opening this up in just a moment. Let me put all of this back here, because this will be in the way if I leave it out here. And always remember to wrap it up nicely as how you receive it. Okay, I can set it off to the side here. All right, now, here's the watch itself with the hang tag there, all right. And a nice green alligator strap, all right. I'll be opening this up now. Taking out the watch. All right. And there it is, all right. We also have, I believe some protective plastic on the front, yes, and on the back here. All right, nice and gently. All right. And there's the watch itself, all right. And let me also remove this hang tag here, so we don't end up smacking ourselves. Okay, there we go, hang tag removed. And now, we have the watch right in front of us. Okay, so this is the Tutti Frutti Apple. Now what makes this such an interesting watch? Well, it's not so much the dial. It's not the fact that it's Hublot just doing Hublot things, or just the fact that this is all rose gold with a greenish overall presentation. But I think it's the bezel actually that makes us the most interesting part, more on that in a moment. But anyway, we're starting off with the case here. We have a 41 millimeter case from finger to thumb. All right, that's the diameter. We have a thickness of 14 millimeters, so quite a chunker, but that's basically what you get with any sort of sports model. This definitely being one of them, a sports model, definitely. Okay, we have this 18 carat rose gold case construction with a sort of like this ceramic insert here with the bezel gasket as well. Okay, let me zoom in here so we can actually focus on that. All right. So you have this nice sort of matte finish on this ceramic. Very nice touch to counter balance this very nice high polish rose gold, all right. Nice high polish along the sides there with the vertical brush finishing on these lugs both the 12 o'clock and the six o'clock sides. Okay, so I also measured about 51 millimeters in height when it comes to the lug to lug distance. A little bit more than that because you do have this strap that does sort of flare out a tiny bit, not much more but basically the inside will stay within that 51 millimeter distance, okay. Now, taking a look over here at the bezel. Now, this is what I find to be the most interesting part of this watch. Now, you would think that these would probably be Emeralds and you wouldn't be too far off. These are actually known as Tsavorite gemstones. They're sort of a part of the Garnet family. Not that much softer than Emeralds themselves, which are basically pretty darn close to diamonds. These are all baguette shaped, and I believe there's 48 of them, if I counted correctly. 48 of these green Tsavorite stones. Now, I believe that's what actually makes this much more of an interesting feature of this watch because even though Tsavorite are actually far cheaper, you know, much less expensive than Emeralds. It's actually far rarer to find these. So, Hublot have actually gone far and out of the reach, or far beyond the reach of many other manufacturers because it's much easier to find Emeralds than Tsavorite, and to have so many of them all regularly placed on this bezel makes it that much more distinctive. So, quite an interesting conversation piece you'll have on your wrist at any given moment because anyone would ask, "oh, well, are those Emeralds?". You can easily say no and say it's actually rarer than Emeralds at a fraction of the price. So, take that for how you will, but a very interesting point nonetheless. Now taking a look here at the dial. We have this sort of matte white dial. It's not highly reflective and all the reflection you will really get are basically from this Tsavorite stones, as well as the Sapphire case front here, on the front and also on the back as you can see the movement through the back of this case, all right. Both of those keep the water out. I believe you have a waterproofness of at least 50 meters, actually no, 30 meters actually or a hundred feet. So, I wouldn't take this further than, you know your backyard swimming pool. Definitely don't go to the deep end of an Olympic diving pool, but you know certainly you can wear this for most situations even though it is considered a technical sports watch. Well, I don't know that you would really take this out to the beach or to the community pool, but you know you can certainly wear this within any sort of watery situation. You can probably go under a waterfall for a few seconds or so, but anyway don't take this deeper than surface swimming. All right. So taking a look again at the dial. This is a matte white sort of white finish on the dial, sort of a matte finish. So it's not highly reflective, but that's okay because we do have these applied Arabic and index hour markers. Arabic being for almost all of the even numbers, minus the six which is taken out by the 12 hour chronograph. The 30 minute chronograph taking up the nine o'clock position, and the small seconds at the three o'clock position. All right, all of this constructed in red gold, as you can see to prevent tarnishing. So you have that long lasting efficiency within this watch. All right, now let me actually demonstrate some of these functions here. I believe it is a pull-out crown. Yes, it is a pull-out crown, all right. So taking a look at how this works, we have... There we go, there's your minute hand, slightly skeletonized on the inner portion, but still loomed near the tip. All right. And while I'm here, let me just turn off the lights a bit, so you can actually see that luminescence. Again, only really on the hands. Not really anywhere else and by not really, I mean, not at all. Okay, so take that for how you will. It's not all that effective when reading in the dark, but you know, you still do have that luminescence, should you need it? And it should be just enough for the light coming off of the hands to reflect off of the Sapphire crystal and back onto the dial. You can't see it on the... I'm not seeing it here on my monitoring, but I can see with my bare eyes. I can see sort of that green glow just showing up. And so that's actually a very good feature there of the white dial because it allows you for that extra contrast that ease of readability, even in the dark. So, you actually don't need these hour markers to actually shine forth with their own luminescence because the thickness of these hands, these sort of cathedral style hands, makes it very nice, very easy to read, the style because of the whiteness and the slight reflective nature of that Sapphire crystal on the front. It makes it all that much better. Right now, if you'll note that, actually, let me just do this a little bit more nicely here. Okay, so at the very base position of the crown, this is basically your winding position. So you can wind this watch at any point, you know, just take it off your wrist first because you don't want to add any additional stress to this winding crown, all right. Also, an interesting little note here, the winding crown and the pushers are actually outlined with this 18 carat rose gold, all right. So very interesting feature there. It gives it a very nice pop and sort of a nice accent among all of this greenery here. All right, so pull out to the first position, and this will actually allow you to change the date I believe. It should change. Okay, so rotating it counter-clockwise will advance the date. It's about somewhere between a quarter and a half turn to advance the date. So, if you're at time traveler, it's not the easiest method of changing the date, but for months that do not have 31 days, it's a pretty easy little set there. Just go with your index finger along the back there from the bottom to the top. And there you go, you're on the next month already. All right. Nice black font, very modern font on that date aperture at the 4:30 position, all right. With a white background, black text, easy to read, no problem there. And it's also not actually all that high on the visual hierarchy scale because it does sort blend in. A little bit, but it is there if you need it. So very good there. And also let me mention here, also pretty low on the visual hierarchy scale. I just noticed this, the minute and second track on the periphery there. And that's actually very useful for the chronograph, these central mantic chronograph hand. So you can actually keep track of the seconds numerically and quite precisely, okay. Now, pull out the crown to the final position, and you'll note that the small seconds hand does actually stop. And if you try to engage the chronograph, well, it won't do anything because simply all of the mechanics have actually stopped within the watch. So you can then set the minute hand and place it precisely where it needs to go based on the seconds hand, synchronize it up to an atomic clock, press it back in. Nice and easy. Okay, now taking a look at the chronograph functions here. We have basically your start/stop at the top and your reset at the bottom. Okay, so press the top button, very deep actuation. So you have to press it into actually click it. And it's more of a crunch than a click. All right. So if you're holding on to this, you will have to actually bolster the eight o'clock side to actually press this in to its full actuation, all right. But that is also a very good protective features that you don't accidentally bump this if you're actually trying to keep track of something, you know, in terms of seconds, okay. Now, as this goes around, we're gonna have a very slow movement of these sub dials because these don't actually take for... They very, very slowly move forward. As you can see the 12 o'clock hour dial or 12 hour dial, and the 30 minute dial have not actually stayed in position. They're not gonna take forward once this reaches a 12 o'clock position once more. So very nice little feature there to have. Very nice gradual overall look when it comes to using the chronograph function. This center mounted chronograph hand does have that H, the Hublot H logo, letter form logo as its counterweights. So very good and nice touch there. So you don't forget that you're definitely wearing a Hublot. And how could you forget when you're wearing something like this? It's Hublot, just doing Hublot things, all right. Once you stop this chronograph hand, you can actually press the bottom pusher to reset it. And while it's running, there is no flyback function. So you can't really reset it on the fly. You will have to actually stop it first to actually reset it. Not that that's an issue for most people, okay. Now, taking a look at the movement here. Let me zoom out a bit. We have the Hublot caliber HUB 4300, which beats out a vibration rating of 48,000 vibrations per hour. Composed of 278 parts with 37 jewels, all right. And a VPH... Or four Hertz of vibration rating. It has approximate power reserve of 42 hours. Now taking a look at this over here. You can see through the exhibition case back, you can see all of the internal workings there with this bi-directional winding rotor. So basically you can just wind the watch by using the crown at the three o'clock side to wind it and simply wearing this on your wrist will keep it wound up to that maximum 42 hour power reserve, all right. So very good there. You can set this down on a Friday evening, pick it back up on a Monday morning. You may need to wind the watch on Monday morning, or just touch it up a bit on Sunday, and you'll be good to go for the rest of the week. All right. Now, taking a look at the framing here for this watch. We have this sort of dual type of strap. This inhumanly green, extremely green, unnatural value of green here. This will easily disappear on a green screen. I'm pretty sure. But this is an alligator leather, all right. On the top with matching green stitching with a rubber underneath, all right. So this gives it a very, very comfortable feel on top and on the wrist, okay. And also looking at the clasp, we also have 18 carat red gold, and keeping in line with the overall presentation here. And we have a double button deployment to open it up and you have the H shape logo on the inside there, inside of this foldover clasp with the minderless system here. So simply feed the other side of the strap through, press it in to the corresponding little pins there and having two pins there adds to the extra security. So if you have one pin, it's more likely to wobble around, but if you have two, it's staying secure, okay. And while I'm here, I can actually try it on for you and give you my thoughts as to how it wears on the wrist. Now I size this a little bit larger than I would typically wear it, but that's okay. All right. Now, taking a look at it on the wrist here, 41 millimeters a little bit big for me. I have a seven inch wrist in circumference, but if you have a larger wrist this will definitely fit very nicely. This is marketed as a ladies' watch. And well, I can't disagree, but I can't fully agree either because the size is just absolutely massive. If I'm looking at face on I don't see the bracelet at all. I don't see the strap at all. I just see case and dial, not that that's a bad thing because it does have that wrist presence. So the smaller your wrist, the bigger the wrist presence in terms of size, at least, all right. And also on my wrist, seven inches. It actually fits quite nicely. There's not a whole lot of space under these lugs here, especially the 12 o'clock. The six o'clock a little bit more space, but not that that's an issue because I do enjoy having, you know, this breathing ability. So breathability is a huge factor for me when I'm wearing a watch because I do like to wear my watch all day and not really have to think about it, and think about, you know, having to take it off because I don't like sweaty wrist, and I'm sure you don't either, all right. But when it comes to the overall look here, the aesthetic here is quite unique because, well, it's again, Hublot just doing Hublot things with these very interesting Tsavorite stones giving it a very nice conversational feature here with this interesting red gold presentation. Almost complimentary, but also analogous in its overall presentation because you do have sort of like this orangy color which is sort of close to yellow because gold is yellow. Green next to each other on the color wheel kind of analogous in his presentation, but the redness makes it more complimentary. So it's complimentary and analogous, and its color presentation, at least. So you have that green with the white shining forth with the red sort of dropping into the backdrop. Not that that's a bad thing because red gold, hey you can't say no to that. And with the ceramic... And also I believe there's also some titanium construction within this watch. You don't really see it anywhere, but it is there. I believe within the internal workings giving this a very incredibly light presentation. A very light feel, a very light wear on the wrist. So you're not really gonna feel this wobbling all around on your wrist all that much. And I certainly don't really feel it. There is more weight in the case, not as much in the strap, but that's okay because it's incredibly light for what this is 14 millimeter thickness. It's not gonna slide under a suit cuff that easily, but you will want this showing because this is an absolute banger of a watch when it comes to the overall look. The aesthetics are just so unique, something that Hublot does. Avant-garde in its presentation, and you know who can't... Well, there are people who will just absolutely look Hublot for this. And, you know, I can't blame them because this is very, very out and about, very high contrast. Just a very loud presentation overall. But when it comes to Hublot, you can't go wrong with being, you know, perhaps the only one in your county to have one because, well, they don't really make these all that frequently. And this is certainly a discontinued model at this point. So, you know, let's know what you think down in the comments below. Do you like this watch? Do you hate it? Would you buy it? And if you would, well, click the link down below. You can certainly purchase one from us at JazTime.com, and be sure to leave a like, hit that subscribe button if you haven't already. And hit the bell notification, so you'll be notified when we go live with another video like this one. And as always, if you'd like to purchase this watch, again, click the link in the description below, JazTime.com. And you know, just set that by now, and you can secure your copy today. And we'll see you in the next one. Take care.