Welcome back to the early 2000s when Hublot made discreet watches, before the Big Bang, and before Jean Claude Biver took the brand brash (and dropped the MDM). This is a 36mm diver with a 60 click bezel. The watch was serviced January 2025. It has a push down crown, but a stated 300m water resistance. I probably wouldn't take it scuba, but i feel good about swimming in it! The rubber strap will accommodate a wrist a little over 7in. These straps are cut to fit and expensive, so I did not shorten this one at all after purchase. I think this is actual tritium patina. I've seen versions of this watch that have white, clearly luminova dials, and 2000 is a little early for faux-patina. But I haven't been able to find definitive proof, so take it for what it's worth. It's a killer piece on wrist. Wears a little bigger than its size. Looks sleek. The bezel click is buttery. I love the hands. Hublot was doing awesome things at this time, and the design is iconic. Watch is in great shape. Looks to have mostly been a drawer queen. Comes with the original box, but it's seen better days. Generic replacement cushion is inside. Just the box remains. Asking $2450 (down from 2750) and I'll cover shipping. CONUS only. Zelle preferred. Plenty of references here, ebay, and watchuseek. Cheers [Photo Album](https://imgur.com/a/hublot-mdm-diver-y4rmuVX) [Timestamp](https://imgur.com/BgtQg2p)