Hublot 341.PE.230.RW.114 Ladies Automatic Watch

1.Elegant Hublot 341.PE.230.RW.114 watch looks very chic and high-end.

2.Professional Swiss Automatic movement endows the watch good performance.

3. Case is the latest trend of fashion and looks very enthralling.

4.The case measures 41.0mm.

5.18k Rose Gold, 114 Diamonds (1.22ct), Ceramic, 6 H-shaped titanium screws Bezel features great value and good look.

6.White (vertical satin-gold lapplique markings) Dial is very readable for its perfect match of color.

7.Perfect combination of quality and price.

8.Great water proof and dust proof function.

9.Hublot 341.PE.230.RW.114 Ladies Automatic Watch makes it very look harmonious and good.

10.Solid Rubber - White and bracelet

11.Top quality Hublot Automatic Chronograph luxury watch.

12.Hublot 341.PE.230.RW.114 has the same weight as genuine watch.

Winner of the 'Best Design 2005' award at the Grand Prix de Geneve, 'Best Oversize Watch', and 'Best Professional Sports Watch'.

Faceted rhodium-plated hands with white luminescent coating. Oscillating weight comprises tungsten carbide with Hublot personalization in monoblock (dimpled surface treated in black PVD).
With a break from conformity, the Hublot brand was born. Carlo Crocco, the Milanese watch afficionado, created a spare, clean and definitive brand. The Hublot porthole-based watch line is instantly recognizable. The twelve screws around the bezel not only act as hour markers, but also accentuate the naval theme. The unique case designs were fused with unique straps. Instead of traditional metals or leather, Hublot turned heads by connecting rubber straps to their precious-metal watch cases. The rubber is not only unique, it is also flexible, corrosion, abrasion and sweat resistant, and of course waterproof. This avante garde decision in the 1980s is now a staple among other Swiss Brands. With the arrival of Jean-Claude Biver of Blancpain to the halls of Hublot, and the Introduction of the fusion-based Big Bang line, the brand's stature has been amplified. The Big Bang, with its high tech 21st century conglomeration of materials, won Wristwatch of the year in 2005.