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Sam, i can't believe you missed the hardly ever seen in captivity retractable He valve! In the first pic it's retracted, the last pic it's in view. I believe this model also came with the optional torque wrench so's you can crank 'er down into the case to dress the watch up for those fancy nights on the town.
;-)
: Those aren't two different watches, that's the
: new Bond Limited Edition Jumping Hour MARKER
: complication!! Very rare, and you can't even
: begin to believe how many parts it takes to
: make those different sized hour markers pop
: in and out of the main dial. Eat your heart
: out, Piaget!!
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