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Thanks, Ken. Here are some photos I'd also like to share.
The first three are the prototype dial and hands. Note how thick the paint on the hands are, and the obvious "Column Wheel" over the sub dial.

This is the same watch with production dial and hands. You can see how the hands are sharper with less paint on them.
I like them both.
By: foversta : October 26th, 2011-12:22
For me, in this specific context, the column wheel is not a fundamental addition. The Bullet Bang is my fav hublot thanks to its colour and to the concept of fusion which brings here an impressive feature: the case protection. Thanks Ken ! Fx
Hello from a newbie.
By: rennsport : November 29th, 2011-07:30
AFAIK, some early pieces of the Bullet Bangs have been shipped with "prototype" dials and hands. These have slightly darker gold shades as you can see in your photos. The later pieces, although I'm not sure if specific to non-column wheel ones, are shippe...
Welcome to the forum!
By: KIH : November 29th, 2011-13:09
Ah! Yes, I heard of the "prototype" dial, but didn't notice the slight difference in the color. Interesting! Thank you for the information and please feel at home here and post more often! Best regards from your moderate modoerator. Ken
Thanks, very interesting...
By: KIH : November 29th, 2011-16:39
... the "production" dial seems very sharp without too much paint on the hands, but as for me, the unique painting on the hands is one of its attraction, too Thanks again for your interesting finding! Looking forward to more discussion of Hublot with you ...